Gaza After Israel carried out one last bombing campaign across Beirut, the arrival of the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire at 4am on Wednesday was not met with night-time silence but celebratory gunfire. A cautious calm followed,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he would agree to a truce with Hezbollah and withdraw Israeli troops from Lebanon.

Israel’s security cabinet began deliberating a cease-fire with Lebanon-based Hezbollah, according to an Israeli official, even as the air force conducted some of its heaviest strikes yet on Beirut.

A ceasefire was declared in Lebanon, but Israeli and officials gaslight Palestinians in Gaza, giving them a false hope.

Nearly two months after Israel invaded Lebanon, a “fragile” ceasefire has been reached between Israel and Lebanon. Under the deal, Israel says it will withdraw troops from Lebanon’s south over a 60-day period,

The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah will not bring peace to the region or stop the genocide in Gaza, argues For the first time in just over two months, the skies above Beirut are silent today.

The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon appears to be holding, raising hopes of a lasting respite after a 13-month border conflict that spiraled into an all-out war in September.

Israel’s military said a cease-fire in Lebanon had taken effect early Wednesday morning, after two months of intense fighting between Israeli forces and Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah.The deal,

Israel on Thursday carried out its first airstrike on Lebanon since a truce with Hezbollah announced this week, saying it targeted the militant group's activity at a rocket storage facility in southern Lebanon that breached the ceasefire.