Israel and Lebanon are set to resume negotiations in Washington, D.C., as tensions escalate between the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and Hezbollah. Despite a truce reportedly brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump, Hezbollah has continued its attacks, including rocket and drone strikes aimed at Israeli troops. The IDF has responded with airstrikes in southern Lebanon, injuring two Lebanese soldiers. The ongoing conflict has seen significant casualties, with 26 IDF soldiers and one civilian contractor killed since March, alongside over 2,500 Hezbollah operatives reportedly killed by Israeli forces. The latest round of talks will focus solely on political issues, following a previous agreement to separate political and security discussions. Meanwhile, Israel's military has issued evacuation warnings for residents in southern Lebanon and extended warning times for potential rocket fire to 90 seconds for communities in northern Israel. The situation remains tense as both sides prepare for further military actions while attempting to negotiate a resolution.