Israel’s safety cupboard is discussing whether or not to approve a US-sponsored ceasefire deal.
That proposal reportedly entails Hezbollah withdrawing from southern Lebanon and screens being put in place.
The proposed deal is predicated on UN Safety Council Decision 1701, which ended the final main conflict between Hezbollah and Israel in 2006. It requires Hezbollah to drag again about 30km (almost 20 miles) from the Israeli border, behind the Litani River.
Alon Pinkas, a former ambassador and consul-general from Israel, says Israelis have “doubts” a couple of potential ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.
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