Netanyahu pushes ceasefire plan to end 14-month conflict with Hezbollah, vows 'We will attack with might if breached'
A US-brokered ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah offers a glimmer of hope after 14 months of conflict. The agreement proposes a two-month halt to hostilities, with Hezbollah withdrawing north of the Litani River and Israel returning troops to its border. Despite Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's endorsement and President Biden's optimism, intense clashes continued, raising concerns about implementation.
A US-brokered ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah offers a glimmer of hope after 14 months of conflict. The agreement proposes a two-month halt to hostilities, with Hezbollah withdrawing north of the Litani River and Israel returning troops to its border. Despite Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's endorsement and President Biden's optimism, intense clashes continued, raising concerns about implementation. What's Your Reaction?
