Israel and Lebanon have renewed a ceasefire agreement that does not include Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed militant group. Since the initial ceasefire deal in April, Israel and Hezbollah have continued to engage in attacks against each other. Hezbollah has not provided any comments regarding the latest ceasefire agreement.
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Israel and Lebanon Extend Ceasefire Excluding Hezbollah
Israel and Lebanon have extended a ceasefire agreement that excludes Hezbollah. The two parties have been involved in ongoing attacks since an initial ceasefire was established in April, with Hezbollah remaining silent on the recent developments.
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Israel and Lebanon renew ceasefire that doesn’t include key party: Hezbollah
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Israel and Lebanon Extend Ceasefire Excluding Hezbollah