Deputy U.N. Secretary-General Mark Malloch Brown discusses the current status of stalled negotiations for an international force in Lebanon and a cease-fire in the Middle East conflict.

Lebanon has deployed its troops to the border as part of the U.N. cease-fire plan. However Israel says the peace deal depends on the U.N. peacekeeping force. Manuel Gallegus reports.

The ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon is holding, but now the UN must form an international peace-keeping force. Manuel Gallegus reports from the United Nations headquarters in New York City.

...Force ...Lebanon would be reinforced by up to 15,000 French and other troops. As part of the deal, Hizbollah would pull out from south of the Litani River, some 13 miles from the Israeli border.U....

... deployment of a 15-thousand-strong international force to southern Lebanon. The United Nations hopes some of them can be in place in the next two weeks to help police the Israel-Hezbollah cease-...