The agreement establishes the displacement of Hezbollah north of the Litani River and the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from the border within 60 days. The United States and France will be the guarantors of the pact, which came into force at 04:00 local time
This Wednesday, November 27, a cease-fire 60 days between Israel y Hezbollah in Lebanonafter an agreement reached with the mediation of USA y France. The truce, announced by the American president Joe Bidenseeks to be “a permanent cessation of hostilities” that “will end the fighting along the border between Lebanon and Israel.”
The agreement, which came into force at 04:00 local time (02:00 GMT), consists of three phases. First, an initial truce is implemented; Subsequently, the withdrawal of Hezbollah forces to the north of the Litani River. Finally, the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon is expected within a period of 60 daysfollowed by negotiations to delimit the border.
On the eve of the ceasefire, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued evacuation orders for two buildings located in the south of Beirut. For its part, Hezbollah claimed to have launched drones at the residence of the head of the Israeli Air Force, Maj. Gen. Tomar Barin Tel Aviv.
President Biden stressed the importance of the role of the US and France as guarantors of the agreement, reaffirming their commitment to stability in the region. “This agreement is designed to provide security for both sides and to open a path to long-term peace.”he declared.
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More than 2,800 structures damaged in Israel after 14 months of Hezbollah attacks
The 14-month conflict between Israel and the terrorist group Hezbollah left deep scars in the communities of northern Israelwith nearly 3,000 homes and buildings damaged, according to reports Army Radio based on official figures.
Of this total, 841 structures must be completely rebuilt, highlighting the magnitude of the impact on the affected areas.
In locations like Kiryat Shmona382 buildings were damaged, while other nearby communities, such as the kibbutz Manara and the people of Nahariyya y Shlomi in Western Galileealso suffered serious damage.
These figures reflect the human and material cost that the conflict imposed on the region’s residents.who face challenges to regain normality in their lives.
In addition to the damage to infrastructure, the effects on the environment were devastating. Israeli authorities estimate that some 22,000 hectares of forests, nature reserves, parks and open lands have burned in northern Israel. Israel and the Golan Heights since the beginning of the conflict.
This loss represents a significant impact not only for biodiversity, but also for the communities that depend on these resources. The financial cost of the conflict is estimated at at least 1 billion shekels ($273 million)according to previous estimates by the Israeli government.
The Chinese regime celebrated the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah
China’s regime expressed his support for ceasefire agreement between Israel and the group Hezbollah in it Lebanonhighlighting its importance as a measure to reduce tensions after more than a year of clashes that left thousands of victims.
In an official statement, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mao Ningassured that his country supports “all efforts aimed at easing tensions and achieving peace”.
With the support of the international community, including China, The agreement reinforces the importance of global cooperation to ensure peace and stability in the Middle East.
Egypt supported the ceasefire in Lebanon and highlighted its impact on de-escalating tensions in the region
The government of Egypt expressed his support for cease fire reached between Israel y Hezbollah in it Lebanonconsidering it a significant step towards de-escalating tensions in the region.
“This agreement contributes to stabilizing border areas and reducing clashes”The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in an official statement.
Egypt, historically committed to peace in the region, reaffirmed its willingness to support initiatives that strengthen security and promote stability in the Middle East.
Also, he highlighted that This ceasefire marks an important precedent to mitigate future conflicts and promote international cooperation for a safer and more prosperous region.
The Hamas terrorist group expressed its readiness for a ceasefire in Gaza
A senior official of Hamas stated that the terrorist organization is willing to reach an agreement cease fire in the Gaza Strip, following the model implemented by Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
According to the source, mediators of Egypt, Qatar and Türkiye were informed about the extremist organization’s willingness to negotiate both a ceasefire and a peace agreement. prisoner exchange.
In statements to the agency AFPthe official accused Israel of being the main obstacle to reaching an agreement.
Displaced people from southern Lebanon return to their homes amid uncertainty over the ceasefire
He Lebanese army and the Israel Defense Forces They urged residents of southern Lebanon to postpone their return to the region until the withdrawal of Israeli troops is complete, a process that is expected to last several weeks.
However, despite the warnings, hundreds of displaced people began to return to their homes.
In the coastal city of Tyre, the return of residents was marked by scenes of celebration, with families arriving in cars and motorcycles loaded with belongings, honking horns and shooting into the air in joy.
Among the cheers, some expressed their support for leaders of terrorist groups such as Hezbollahdownplaying the dangers that the presence of these groups continues to represent for security in the region.
The Lebanese army indicated that it is preparing to deploy in southern Lebanon
The Lebanese Army announced that it is working to complete its deployment in the south of the country, in compliance with the ceasefire agreement reached between Israel y Hezbollah.
In a message posted on Xthe Lebanese armed forces indicated that they will act “in accordance with the government’s mandate” and in coordination with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL).
As part of this process, the army He asked for patience from citizens who wish to return to villages and cities near the front. “The Army Command asks citizens to be patient when returning… while waiting for the withdrawal of Israeli enemy forces”they added in their statement.
The gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces is contemplated within the ceasefire agreement, which stipulates a period of 60 days for Hezbollah move your fighters to the north of the Litani River and so that Israel withdraw its troops from the south of the Lebanon. This process will be supervised by the FPNUL and search reduce tensions after more than a year of confrontations.
The Iranian regime celebrated the truce while maintaining its support for the terrorist group Hezbollah
The regime of Iran expressed his satisfaction with the cessation of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah, after the entry into force of the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon this Wednesday. According to statements by the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baghaeithe country welcomed the end of the conflict.
“Iran reiterates its firm support for the Lebanese government, nation and resistance,” the spokesperson said in an official statement, underlining its satisfaction with the truce reached.
Biden kept Trump’s team informed about the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah
The president-elect was notified of the agreement, which includes the withdrawal of the Lebanese terrorist group and the withdrawal of Israeli troops, although his team did not participate in the negotiations.
The Government of Joe Biden informed the president-elect’s team, Donald Trumptwice on negotiations for a ceasefire between Israel and the terrorist group Hezbollah: first after the November 5 elections and again in the last 24 or 48 hours, a senior US official told reporters.
Japan celebrated the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah
He Government of Japan welcomed the 60-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah that came into effect this Wednesday at 4:00 local time in Lebanon (02:00 GMT) and valued “the effort” of United States and Francewho will act as guarantors of the agreement.
“We welcome the ceasefire agreement. Japan has always asked to avoid a further worsening of the situation, as well as causing more civilian casualties, and highly values the efforts made by the United States and France.“, expressed this Wednesday during a press conference the spokesman for the Japanese Government, Yoshimasa Hayashi.
Likewise, Hayashi “strongly asked all those involved” to comply “perfectly” with the ceasefire agreement and take “measures and commitments to seek stability in the region.”
“We hope that the situation in Gaza also calms down as soon as possible and Japan will make diplomatic efforts to seek peace and stability in the area in the medium and long term,” added the government spokesman.
WHO celebrated the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah and called for peace in the Gaza Strip
The general director of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesusexpressed his support for the 60-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah and stressed that this agreement should result in “lasting peace in Lebanon and trigger urgent actions to bring peace to Gaza.”
In a message published on his social network account XAdhanom stressed the importance of the cessation of hostilities, especially given the devastating impact that the escalation of violence had on the health system.
According to the WHO, at least 226 healthcare workers died y 199 were injured since the beginning of tensions between Israel and Hezbollah in October last year.
