Ceasefire Declared Between Israel and Hezbollah

Residents of northern Israel, represented by campaign leader Refael Salab, express skepticism about the recent ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah, fearing it may not hold and calling for strict enforcement to ensure security. Prime Minister Netanyahu is motivated to facilitate the return of displaced Israelis, who have been housed at great government expense, but there are concerns about Hezbollah's potential violations of the ceasefire. Former MI6 head Richard Dearlove warns that the agreement, reminiscent of a failed 2006 deal, may not effectively diminish Hezbollah's influence, while NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte advises caution regarding its implementation. The aftermath of the war in Lebanon has left over a million displaced and significant destruction, with the Lebanese military struggling to maintain order. As the precarious situation unfolds, international leaders remain vigilant about Iran's backing of Hezbollah and its implications for broader regional stability.