
Southern Lebanon Ceasefire: Key Challenges to Overcome
Israeli troops have not withdrawn from southern Lebanon as scheduled. Analyst James M. Dorsey highlights managing the ceasefire and strengthening the Lebanese army as key challenges.
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Israeli troops have not withdrawn from southern Lebanon as scheduled. Analyst James M. Dorsey highlights managing the ceasefire and strengthening the Lebanese army as key challenges.
Lebanon reports three deaths and 44 injuries from Israeli firing in southern villages, with no response from Israel yet.
Israel has blocked thousands of displaced Lebanese from returning to southern border villages, escalating tensions and challenging the recent ceasefire agreement.
A second exchange of hostages is set as the Gaza ceasefire enters its seventh day, with Hamas releasing four Israeli soldiers in return for 200 Palestinian detainees.
Israeli forces will remain in southern Lebanon beyond the 60-day ceasefire deadline due to incomplete implementation by Lebanese authorities, as tensions with Hezbollah persist.
Israel has decided to keep its military forces in southern Lebanon beyond the withdrawal deadline set in a November ceasefire deal with Hezbollah, citing ongoing security concerns.
The UN reports 915 aid trucks have entered Gaza amid a fragile ceasefire, highlighting urgent humanitarian needs and ongoing challenges in distribution.
Displaced Gaza residents are returning home as the Rafah crossing reopens, allowing vital humanitarian aid into the region. Meanwhile, released Israeli hostages are being examined at hospitals, marking hopeful steps towards peace.
Israel releases 90 Palestinian prisoners as part of a ceasefire agreement, following the return of three Israeli hostages.
Palestinians in Gaza celebrate the first phase of a ceasefire, marking a hopeful step towards rebuilding their community and achieving lasting peace.