Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire appears to hold as people in south Lebanon return home

The video discusses the recent ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, marking a pause in over a year of conflict. The agreement involves a two-month halt in hostilities, with conditions for troop withdrawals. President Biden views this as a step towards regional peace and aims to extend ceasefire efforts to Gaza. Reactions in Lebanon are mixed, with celebrations tempered by security concerns. In Israel, skepticism prevails, especially among northern residents. Political figures like Senator Chris Murphy see this as a diplomatic breakthrough, urging further efforts for a Gaza ceasefire. The situation remains fragile, with ongoing political and security challenges.

What is the main condition for the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah to hold?

• Both sides must agree to a permanent peace treaty.

• The United Nations must oversee the ceasefire.

• Israel must provide financial aid to Lebanon.

• Hezbollah must withdraw its armed fighters from southern Lebanon.

How did Lebanese residents react to the ceasefire?

• They protested against the ceasefire.

• They moved to other countries for safety.

• They celebrated and began returning to their homes.

• They were indifferent to the ceasefire.

What is the stance of Israeli northern residents regarding the ceasefire?

• They are indifferent to the ceasefire.

• They are eager to return home.

• They are concerned about security and hesitant to return.

• They are planning to move to southern Lebanon.

What did Senator Chris Murphy describe the ceasefire announcement as?

• A temporary solution

• An economic agreement

• A diplomatic breakthrough

• A military strategy

What is a major point of contention in the Gaza conflict?

• The construction of new settlements

• The economic sanctions on Gaza

• The role of the United Nations

• The number of Israeli hostages held in Gaza

What is the position of Hamas regarding a ceasefire?

• Hamas wants to negotiate directly with the United Nations.

• Hamas is not interested in a ceasefire.

• Hamas is ready for a ceasefire and a prisoner exchange deal.

• Hamas demands financial compensation for a ceasefire.

What challenge does the Israeli government face in negotiating a ceasefire with Hamas?

• Economic instability

• Internal political disagreements

• Lack of international support

• Military unpreparedness