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Will a ceasefire with Hezbollah last?

Peace is apparently closer than ever in Lebanon. So expect more bloodshed. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged the Israeli cabinet to accept an ‘outline for a ceasefire’ with Hezbollah on Tuesday night, raising hopes that the fighting in Lebanon could soon be suspended after more than a year of conflict. ‘The length of the cease-fire