Thursday Briefing: A Fragile Cease-fire in Lebanon
Many questions remain about the truce’s durability, which was underscored by the Israeli shelling of two villages in southern Lebanon, Khiam and Kfar Kila. Israel’s military said its soldiers opened fire after identifying a vehicle in “a zone prohibited for movement.” Here’s what else to know about the deal.
The truce began Wednesday, bringing a fragile peace to Israel and Lebanon. Israeli troops are to withdraw in phases from ...
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Netanyahu said in televised remarks Tuesday that a cease-fire would allow Israel to focus “on the Iranian ... The accord ...
Israeli soldiers inspect the site where a rocket fired from Lebanon landed in a backyard in Kiryat Shmona, northern Israel, ...
The cease-fire deal calls on Lebanon’s army and U.N. peacekeepers (UNIFIL) to keep Hezbollah away from Israel’s border.
Army stresses no civilian movement allowed south of Litani River as some return to villages where troops still deployed; ...
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Israel and Hezbollah have agreed on a cease-fire, but the nation is reeling from the losses of a year of war and scrabbling ...
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