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Israel’s cabinet approved a cessation of hostilities with Hezbollah on November 26 and that it took effect at 4 a.m. local time on November 27.
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Israel’s cabinet approved a cessation of hostilities with Hezbollah on November 26 and that it took effect at 4 a.m. local time on November 27.
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Israel's cabinet approved a deal for a "permanent cessation of hostilities" with Hezbollah yesterday, and it went into effect at 4 am local time.
Israel’s cabinet approved a cessation of hostilities with Hezbollah on November 26 and that it took effect at 4 a.m. local time on November 27.
Open source reportIt sounds like Israel and Hezbollah are close to finalizing a ceasefire deal that would give Israeli forces 60 days to withdraw from Lebanon and require Hezbollah to disarm along the border with Israel, where 5,000 Lebanese troops will deploy to help enforce the peace.
The proposal would give Israeli forces 60 days to leave Lebanon, require Hezbollah to withdraw and disarm along the border, and deploy 5,000 Lebanese troops. The unpublished terms broadly followed UN Security Council Resolution 1701 and that Israel sought authority to resume hostilities if Hezbollah violated the truce.
Open source reportsuggested that he could redeploy some of the troops fighting there to the north to intimidate - and perhaps eventually fight - Hezbollah.
Netanyahu suggested that some troops could be moved from Gaza to Israel’s north. The potential deployment is an effort to intimidate Hezbollah and possibly prepare for fighting.
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