Ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah met with celebrations on streets of Beirut – but will it last? | World News
For the first time in more than a year, there is a peace of sorts on the Israel-Lebanon border, but there are still huge questions about whether it can hold and what it means more broadly for the region.The ceasefire is in its infancy as it came into effect at 4am local time.
On the streets of Beirut, there was celebratory gunfire as the deal was welcomed - and there is reason for optimism that it will succeed.Over the last few months, Lebanon's militant group Hezbollah has been severely degraded.Latest updates from the Middle East
Much of its arsenal has been destroyed and its leadership, including Hassan Nasrallah, eliminated.Hezbollah had miscalculated it would be able to fight a limited war against Israel in solidarity with Hamas, the militant group ruling Gaza, without suffering major...










