Hezbollah has said it supports efforts to secure a cease-fire with Israel, while the IDF continues to target its top leadership, and both armies have sharply increased their attacks, The Jerusalem Post's Tova Lazaroff writes. a cease-fire is formed, and when diplomacy comes to that, all other details can be discussed and decisions made," said Naim Qassem, Hezbollah's vice president. "If Israel continues its war, everything will be decided on the battlefield," Kasem said. It is unclear whether that marks any change in stance a year after the group said it was fighting in support of Palestinians in Israel's war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip and would not stop without a cease-fire there.As previously reported, Israel He proposed a cease-fire condition to "Hezbollah". He demanded that "Hezbollah" lay down its weapons and withdraw its forces from the border of the two countries.
For the first time, Hezbollah expressed support for a ceasefire with Israel
09.10 17:20 |
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