New Delhi :
Israel-Lebanon War: Many areas of the world are facing fierce wars. War pushes many lives into the jaws of death with each passing moment. The story of the conflict between Israel and Lebanon is no different from this. Israel started a limited ground operation in Lebanon on October 1. Along with this, air strikes on Hezbollah targets are also continuing. However, the eyes that were dazzled by the massive explosions are now seeing the ray of a very comforting peace agreement. If everything goes well, a ceasefire will soon be announced between Israel and Lebanon and the war will stop, if only for a few days.
Israel’s cabinet is going to hold a meeting today to consider the ceasefire agreement. The Times of Israel, citing a minister’s office, said the Israeli Cabinet will meet on Tuesday at the Kirya headquarters of the Israel Defense Forces in Tel Aviv to discuss the ceasefire agreement.
Expressed hope for the agreement to be passed
CNN quoted sources as saying that this meeting is taking place after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved the plan in principle. Netanyahu indicated his possible approval for a ceasefire with Hezbollah during security talks with Israeli officials on Sunday night.
Netanyahu’s spokesman said Israel’s Cabinet will vote on the proposed agreement and it is expected to pass.
Israel has objections regarding some things
However, the report says that Israel still has objections to some aspects of this agreement. Negotiations are still going on. Sources stressed that no agreement will be reached until all issues are resolved.
Citing sources familiar with the talks, CNN reported that the talks appear to be moving positively towards an agreement. However, he admitted that as the firing between Israel and Hezbollah continues, a single wrong move could affect the talks.
Those who oppose the agreement are no less
However, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has opposed this agreement. It has also been called a “big mistake” and a “missed historic opportunity to eliminate Hezbollah.” Ben Gvir has also long worked to sabotage a potential ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.
What will happen under the ceasefire agreement?
US news website Axios had earlier reported that the two were close to an agreement, which would cover a period of 60 days. Under the agreement, Israeli forces will retreat and Lebanese forces will be redeployed near the border. At the same time, Iran-backed Hezbollah will withdraw its heavy weapons from north of the Litani River.
According to Axios, the draft agreement also provides for the establishment of a US-led committee to monitor, as well as US assurances that Israel can take action against such threats if the Lebanese army does not do so.
