Israel and Lebanon agree to conditional ceasefire

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Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a conditional ceasefire brokered by the US in Washington, DC, requiring a complete cessation of fire by Hezbollah and the Lebanese armed forces taking exclusive control of southern territories. This agreement, reached despite ongoing cross-border attacks, faces uncertainty as Hezbollah has reportedly rejected the ceasefire, and Israel stated its military operations and presence in Lebanon will continue for the time being.

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Deal is made through US-brokered talks in Washington, DC, that did not include Hezbollah.

Israel and Lebanon agree to conditional ceasefire

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