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Israel and Lebanon Begin Implementing Ceasefire Agreement Amid Regional Tensions

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First reported by Walla · Jul 9, 2026

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Israel and Lebanon have begun implementing a ceasefire agreement, starting with pilot zones in southern Lebanon. The U.S. is facilitating coordination, while Israel demands Hezbollah disarmament for lasting peace. IDF leadership is monitoring the situation closely, and diplomatic efforts continue to expand the agreement's scope.

01Israel and Lebanon have entered the implementation phase of their ceasefire agreement with pilot zones.
02U.S. Central Command coordinates with both countries to expand and manage the ceasefire areas.
03Netanyahu states Hezbollah lost most missiles but peace requires its disarmament.
04IDF Chief of Staff inspects Hezbollah positions and urges Lebanese army to enforce the agreement.
05Israel, Lebanon, and the U.S. reject Iranian interference in southern Lebanon.
06Framework agreement aims to end conflict and pave way for future peace accords.

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