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Dutchess_III's avatar

What does the ceasefire between Hezbolla and Isreal mean?

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flutherother's avatar

It means Israel will pull out of Lebanon so that hundreds of thousands of people can return to their homes on both sides of the border. Palestinians in the West Bank will continue to be forced from their homes and the people of Gaza no longer have homes.

JLeslie's avatar

I was glad to see it. I was afraid everything would be stalled until Trump was in office. Hundreds of thousands of Israelis have been unable to live in their homes near the north border, some since Oct 2023. I assume many Lebanese have been displaced also for safety. The Lebanese people won’t have to worry about Israel attacking with a cease fire in place.

snowberry's avatar

I suspect that Hesbola will use the time to replenish supplies for another attack later.

Forever_Free's avatar

A step in the right direction.

seawulf575's avatar

I suspect it means what peace deals in the region have always meant. It means that there will be cessation of hostilities. I don’t know what all the details of the agreement are so I cannot comment on what comes after or how we get there. And Hezbollah has not agreed to anything. And here’s the really weird part: Hezbollah is not a nation. They are in Lebannon but aren’t representatives of the government nor of the military. They are radical terrorists that bully people wherever they are. I feel sorry for the Lebanese people who Hezbollah puts in danger.

So I suspect, based entirely on history, there will be a cease-fire in the region for a while (if Hezbollah accepts the plan). This period of peace will go on until the radicals in Hezbollah feel their duty to Allah outweighs any duty to uphold their word and then they will attack again, ignoring everything that is decided today.

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