Israel and Lebanon agree 10-day ceasefire, Trump says
Ceasefire with Israel brings respite to Lebanon, but obstacles to peace remain
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Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire, starting Thursday at midnight local time, following six weeks of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. The ceasefire was announced by US President Donald Trump, with confirmation from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who stated Israeli troops would maintain a security zone in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah indicated willingness to participate, demanding a comprehensive halt to attacks across Lebanon and restricted movement for Israeli forces. Iran welcomed the ceasefire, having previously insisted it be included in their own ceasefire negotiations with the US. The conflict began after a joint US-Israeli attack on Iran, prompting Hezbollah to retaliate for the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader.
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AI-ExtractedThe latest war between Israel and Hezbollah began on 2 March.
Israel will maintain a 10km-deep "security zone" in southern Lebanon.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed Israel's participation in the truce.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed a 10-day ceasefire starting from 17:00 EST on Thursday.
Hezbollah appeared willing to participate in the ceasefire.
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