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Will a ceasefire with Hezbollah last?

A bomb explodes in the Lebanese city of Khiam earlier today (Credit: Getty Images)

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Paul Wood was a BBC foreign correspondent for 25 years, in Belgrade, Athens, Cairo, Jerusalem, Kabul and Washington DC. He has won numerous awards, including two US Emmys for his coverage of the Syrian civil war

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