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Ceasefire in Lebanon: First statement from Hezbollah, intimidation from Israel

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November 28, 2024

On the second day of the ceasefire declared in Lebanon, people continue to return to their homes that they were forced to abandon in the south of the country. In the meantime, harsh statements came from both sides of the ceasefire. Hezbollah emphasized that it will follow Israel’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon with “hands on the trigger,” while Israeli Defense Minister Katz stated, “We are ready to respond strongly if violated.”

The long-standing ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon has entered into force. The Israeli security cabinet approved the ceasefire by a vote of 10 to 1.
The ceasefire in Lebanon, where tensions have been high for a long time, has been welcomed in world capitals.
As the exodus of Lebanese civilians continues on the second day of the ceasefire, harsh statements came one after another from Hezbollah and Israel.
The first statement from Hezbollah The statement drew attention to possible attacks by Israel in the future and said, “Our forces will be fully prepared to resist Israeli attacks.”
The statement emphasized that Israel’s withdrawal process from southern Lebanon was being closely followed and said, “Our fighters’ eyes will be on the enemy’s movements beyond the border and the withdrawal process, while their hands will remain alert to defend Lebanon’s sovereignty.” were included.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz also issued a statement regarding the ceasefire agreement that went into effect in Lebanon.
In his statement, he referred to the decision to keep schools in the Golan Heights and northern border regions closed despite the ceasefire. Katz, referring to the ceasefire agreement, said: “The decision not to lift defense restrictions and not to return life to normal in the Galilee and the northern regions is a necessary precautionary step and a clear message about Israel’s determination to implement the agreement.”
Warning Hezbollah and the Lebanese government to comply with the ceasefire agreement, Katz said: “If Hezbollah’s attempts to violate the agreement continue and the Lebanese government does not fulfill its obligations, Israel is prepared to respond forcefully.” he said.
Emphasizing that they “will not give up,” Katz added that they will not compromise on the security of the Israeli people.
Ceasefire ends more than 14 months of clashes between the Israeli army and Hezbollah in Lebanon The agreement entered into force early yesterday.
Hezbollah’s reaction to the ceasefire agreement, which envisages Israel gradually withdrawing its troops south of the Blue Line and the Lebanese army deploying troops to southern Lebanon, had been a matter of curiosity.
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