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A ceasefire that exists only on paper - this is what it looks like in Lebanon at the moment. The attacks between Israel and Hezbollah do not end. The southern Lebanon is declared a "fight zone".
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HandelsblattA ceasefire that exists only on paper - this is what it looks like in Lebanon at the moment. The attacks between Israel and Hezbollah do not end. The southern Lebanon is declared a "fight zone".
A Ceasefire on Paper, War in Reality
Why the citizens along Israel’s northern border do not enjoy the affects of the ceasefire. By Rachel Avraham When a ceasefire was announced between Israel and Hezbollah, many international observers welcomed it as an opportunity to reduce tensions and prevent a wider regional conflict. On paper, the agreement appeared to offer a path toward stability
In fact, a ceasefire has been in place since mid-April. The Israeli and Lebanese governments, which are not themselves parties to the conflict in the war, had agreed on this. Hezbollah itself refuses to negotiate with Israel, but the war continues in fact. Israel and the Shiite organization supported by Iran continue to attack each other, killing people daily in Lebanon. According to the Ministry of Health, 3,269 people have been killed and near…
A ceasefire that exists only on paper – that's what it looks like in Lebanon at the moment. The attacks between Israel and Hezbollah do not end. South Lebanon is declared a "fight zone".
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