Lebanon-Israel ceasefire plans in doubt following Hezbollah's rejection

middleeasteye.net·By MEE staff in Beirut
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The article reports on a US-backed ceasefire proposal between Israel and Lebanon, highlighting skepticism from Lebanese officials who say the plan can't work without Hezbollah's approval and lacks enforcement. It suggests the US may be favoring Israel by pushing a plan that ignores Hezbollah's powerful role in the south, while also noting continued Israeli military expansion in the region.

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