Ceasefire with Israel brings respite to Lebanon, but obstacles to peace remain

Ceasefire with Israel brings respite to Lebanon, but obstacles to peace remain
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A US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has brought a period of calm, but key issues threaten long-term peace. The agreement does not address the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon, raising concerns about continued occupation and the creation of a security buffer zone. Disagreement persists over the disarmament of Hezbollah, a demand from the US, Israel, and some Lebanese factions. Hezbollah refuses to disarm and maintains a strong relationship with Iran, who they see as one entity. The Lebanese government has little influence over Hezbollah and believes disarmament requires negotiation, but observers suggest the decision ultimately lies with Iran.
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AI-ExtractedHezbollah will 'never, ever' disarm and there 'can be no separation' between Hezbollah and Iran.
Disarmament of Hezbollah cannot be delivered by force and would require negotiations, warning of potential violence.
The ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump does not mention the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon.
Israeli officials state their goal is to create a security buffer zone several miles deep in southern Lebanon.
Any decision about Hezbollah's weapons is likely to be made in Tehran due to Iran's role, not in Beirut.
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