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Israel and Lebanon have extended a ceasefire agreement that excludes Hezbollah. The two parties have been involved in ongoing attacks since an initial ceasefire was established in April, with Hezbollah remaining silent on the recent developments.
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Israel and Lebanon have extended a ceasefire agreement that excludes Hezbollah. The two parties have been involved in ongoing attacks since an initial ceasefire was established in April, with Hezbollah remaining silent on the recent developments.
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Israel and Lebanon renew ceasefire that doesn’t include key party: Hezbollah
Israel and Lebanon Extend Ceasefire Excluding Hezbollah