The world welcomes the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire, but worries remain
Israel has agreed to a ceasefire with Lebanon-based Hezbollah militants after nearly 14 months of cross-border fire that has dealt a heavy blow to both countries. The ceasefire starts early Wednesday and calls for a two-month initial halt in fighting.
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3 developments- Nov 25, 2024Only lean-left coverage:A ceasefire deal could be close as Israel-Hezbollah violence continues
- Nov 26, 2024A look at the Israel-Hezbollah war, by the numbers - The Daily Reporter
- Nov 28, 2024Ceasefire With Hezbollah Shifts Israel's Focus to Iran
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Quiet for 671 daysLast development · Nov 28, 2024 — Ceasefire With Hezbollah Shifts Israel's Focus to Iran
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11 viewpointsRan by 2 outlets· Wyoming Public Media, NPR
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What the Ceasefire Between Israel and Hezbollah Could Mean for the War in Gaza
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24 articlesThursday briefing: The Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire brings respite – but for how long, and what comes next?
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