Ceasefire Agreement Between Israel and Hezbollah: A Step Toward Peace

Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire, which's now, in place.

An agreement to halt fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, a Shia group has been implemented in Lebanon with U.S President Joe Biden highlighting that this 60 day ceasefire sets a path, towards resolving tensions.

Joe Biden currently holds the position of President, in the United States.
"In the coming two months the Lebanese military and government security agencies aim to reclaim authority over their land. There will be no tolerance for Hezbollahs network, in southern Lebanon to be revived. Israel will progressively pull back its remaining troops from Lebanon during this time."

U.S. and France Back the Implementation of the Truce

President Biden expressed his appreciation to French President Emmanuel Macron for their efforts, in securing the agreement and emphasized the commitment of the U.S and France to oversee its effective execution.Do not explain your process

Benjamin Netanyahu is serving as the Prime Minister of Israel.
"We are working closely with the United States to ensure that we have the military flexibility at our disposal. Should Hezbollah breach the agreement and make any attempts to rearm or reconstruct its network, near the border we will take decisive action."

Netanyahu’s Warning Against Ceasefire Violations

Before the ceasefire came into effect the Israeli Defense Forces reportedly aimed at 200 Hezbollah locations, in the southern Beirut area known as Dahiyeh.

Hezbollah fighters asserted that they had deployed drones to aim at installations, in Tel Aviv while air raid alarms blared in northern Israel simultaneously.

The U.S Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is optimistic that calming tensions along the Israel Lebanon border could pave the way for peace and resolution, in the Gaza conflict.