What is Netanyahu's stance on the ceasefire with Hezbollah?
When the ceasefire came into effect, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clarified that it didn't signal an end to the conflict with Hezbollah. Despite the agreement, Israeli strikes have continued to target what the Israeli military identifies as Hezbollah's assets. The Israeli military has explicitly stated its commitment to continue operations against Hezbollah if the Lebanese army fails to act against the group. This position demonstrates Israel's view of the ceasefire as a limited arrangement rather than a comprehensive resolution to hostilities.
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Israeli Prime Minister on Conflict Continuation
Al Jazeera English·8 months ago
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Why were Lebanese families waiting to return to their villages near the border?
Why are Lebanese families struggling to return to their villages after the ceasefire agreement?
Why are many returning to their villages in Lebanon describing them as unrecognizable?
What challenges do returning families face in Kfarkila after the conflict?
How do the people feel about returning to their villages after the conflict?
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