


Israel and Hezbollah Reach Ceasefire Agreement After Year of Conflict
The Israeli security cabinet has approved a ceasefire proposal with Hezbollah, set to take effect early Wednesday morning, following 14 months of fighting.

Israel, Hezbollah Agree to a Cease-Fire

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Overview
On November 26, 2024, the Israeli security cabinet approved a ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah, brokered by the U.S. The deal, effective at 4 a.m. local time on November 27, aims for a 60-day halt in hostilities, with conditions for both sides to withdraw troops and ensure security. Israeli PM Netanyahu emphasized Israel's right to respond to any violations by Hezbollah, while President Biden characterized the agreement as a significant step toward peace.
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Analysis
- The G7 meeting in Italy highlighted the urgent need for a ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel, with emphasis on accountability and a unified international call for peace amid escalating humanitarian crises.
- Concerns are mounting regarding the Biden administration's handling of U.S. foreign policy as it approaches a new era, particularly how this might impact ceasefires and peace negotiations in the region involving Israel and Hezbollah.
- Left-leaning outlets continue to voice the humanitarian toll of the ongoing conflict, pressing for greater accountability regarding the extensive casualties faced by civilians in Lebanon due to Israeli strikes.
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- The Biden administration successfully brokered a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, underscoring Israel’s right to defend itself against any violations of the agreement by Hezbollah, which is seen as a terrorist organization.
- Israeli leadership emphasized this ceasefire as a strategic move to isolate Hamas in Gaza, with recent military successes against Hezbollah facilitating this deal's implementation and the restoration of stability in the region.
- Reports of the Israeli military's proactive measures against Hezbollah prior to the ceasefire highlight ongoing concerns for national security, as Israeli officials remain vigilant about any possible violations by the militant group.
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