A new ceasefire has been presented as a step toward peace. At the same time, reports are emerging that could undermine the entire agreement—Israel has announced that its troops will remain in Lebanon despite the ceasefire.
After more than a month of intense fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, the two sides have agreed to a ten-day ceasefire. The agreement is set to take effect following talks between the leaders and is described as an attempt to halt a rapidly escalating conflict, reports Associated Press (AP).
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