Lebanon is a house divided as its leaders negotiate and Hezbollah fights on

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Lebanese leaders are pursuing negotiations with Israel while Hezbollah continues fighting, revealing a deep division within the country. This divergence occurs amidst a 10-day ceasefire that began April 16th, during which Israeli forces have advanced and Hezbollah has retaliated, with both sides reporting casualties.

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Hezbollah continues to resist the Israeli invasion while Lebanon's official leadership moves towards negotiations with Israel, exposing two sharply opposed visions within the country. Despite the 10-day ceasefire that came into effect on 16 April, Israeli forces have continued their operations, with Hezbollah maintaining its retaliation.

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