Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to halt military operations near Beirut, while Hezbollah has committed to stopping attacks on Israel as part of a new truce arrangement. This development comes amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Netanyahu and Hezbollah Agree to Cease Hostilities
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hezbollah have reached a new truce arrangement, with Israel agreeing to cease operations near Beirut and Hezbollah pledging to stop attacks on Israel. This agreement aims to reduce hostilities in the region.
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