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Israelis are wary of returning to the north because they don't trust the ceasefire with Hezbollah

Many residents of northern Israel do not trust the ceasefire with Hezbollah and fear returning home.
The United Nations peacekeeping forces' effectiveness is questioned, contributing to residents' doubts.
One resident stated, "The ceasefire is rubbish," reflecting the skepticism about returning.

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Arutz Sheva

Despite ceasefire | Gerrer Rebbe: Don't return to yeshiva on northern border

Gerrer yeshiva students at the Hatzor Haglilit yeshiva instructed to remain in Jerusalem for the time being, despite ceasefire deal between Israel and Lebanon.

3 months ago·Israel

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Asharq AL-awsat

Israelis are Wary of Returning to the North Because they Don't Trust the Ceasefire with Hezbollah

Dean Sweetland casts his gaze over a forlorn street in the Israeli community of Kibbutz Malkiya. Perched on a hill overlooking the border with Lebanon, the town stands mostly empty after being abandoned a year ago. The daycare is closed. The homes are unkempt. Parts of the landscape are ashen from fires sparked by fallen Hezbollah rockets. Even after a tenuous Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire designed to let Israelis return to the north, the mood here…

3 months ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Las Vegas Review-Journal

Israelis wary of returning to the north

Israel’s government seeks to bring the northern reaches of the country back to life, particularly the line of communities directly abutting Lebanon that have played a major role in staking out Israel’s border.

3 months ago·Las Vegas, United States

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Business Standard

Israelis wary of returning to north, don't trust ceasefire with Hezbollah

3 months ago·India

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The Seattle Times

Israelis wary of returning to the north after ceasefire with Hezbollah

Even after a tenuous Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire took hold this week, the mood among residents of northern Israel is far from celebratory.

3 months ago·Seattle, United States

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Arab News

Israelis are wary of returning to the north because they don’t trust the ceasefire with Hezbollah

KIBBUTZ MALKIYA, Israel: Dean Sweetland casts his gaze over a forlorn street in the Israeli community of Kibbutz Malkiya. Perched on a hill overlooking the border with Lebanon, the town stands mostly empty after being abandoned a year ago. The daycare is closed. The homes are unkempt. Parts of the landscape are ashen from fires sparked by fallen Hezbollah rockets. Even after a

3 months ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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