It ceases -the fire between Israel and the neighboring Lebanon has been extended by three weeks. This was announced by the White House. On Sunday, the deadline for the withdrawal of the Israeli troops from southern Lebanon had expired. There were incidents with 22 people.
As reported, residents had gathered in places in the south to the Israeli border. They said they wanted to introduce their villages in Lebanon. According to his own statement, the army of Israel gave warning shots, according to Lebanese information, 22 people were killed.
Now it was striking -the fire between the Hisbollah and Israel extended until February 18. The White House announced that negotiations on the return of Lebanese prisoners were accepted. It is about prisoners who were taken into account after 7 October 2023 (the attack of the Hamas on Israel, note).
Biden Optimistic, Netanyahu Less
The then American President Joe Biden said in November that the goal was to permanently host hostility. “Citizens on both sides will soon be able to return safely to their community and the reconstruction of their houses or schools, their farms and their activities can start,” he said at the time.
The Israeli government and the Lebanese Hezbollah -Militie had agreed a cease after more than a year after more than a year -the fires. Originally the Israeli troops should have withdrawn from Lebanon within 60 days. According to recent information, this will be delayed. The Israeli government sees the omissions on the Lebanese side because their army does not follow fast enough. This is intended to ensure compliance with the ceases -fires and to prevent the Hisbollah from returning to the area.
Source: Krone
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