Israel is reportedly edging closer to a ceasefire arrangement with Hezbollah in Lebanon following nearly a year of escalating conflict that culminated in an all-out war last September.
Recent reports from Israeli news sources, including YNET and Haaretz, indicate that Israel has provisionally accepted a ceasefire proposal backed by the United States. However, it is important to note that no definitive agreement has been finalized as of yet.
In the past week, both Lebanon and Hezbollah have signaled their willingness to accept this proposed deal; nevertheless, final approval from both parties is still required for it to take effect.
This potential ceasefire follows one of the most significant rocket offensives launched by Hezbollah against Israel. In retaliation, Israeli forces targeted key Hezbollah command centers located in Beirut.
As this situation continues to develop, further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Bradford Betz serves as a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital, focusing on crime and political matters among other topics.
