Israel and Lebanon have agreed to implement a full ceasefire, which is contingent on Hezbollah ceasing attacks and withdrawing its operatives from the area south of the Litani River. This information was provided in a joint statement from the United States, Israel, and Lebanon. Hezbollah has indicated that it would agree to a full ceasefire, but it remains uncertain whether the group will accept the terms set by Israel and the Lebanese government.
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Israel and Lebanon Reach Agreement on Ceasefire Conditions
Israel and Lebanon have reached an agreement for a full ceasefire, dependent on Hezbollah stopping attacks and withdrawing from specific areas. Hezbollah has expressed willingness for a ceasefire, but acceptance of the terms remains uncertain.
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Israel and Lebanon agree on a full ceasefire, conditioned on steps by Hezbollah
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Israel and Lebanon Reach Agreement on Ceasefire Conditions