AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoIsrael-Lebanon Ceasefire: Israel and Lebanon agreed in Washington to renew a conditional ceasefire, with Hezbollah required to fully stop firing and withdraw from south of the Litani River, while the Lebanese army takes exclusive control in new “pilot zones” excluding non-state actors; talks are set to resume the week of June 22. Ceasefire Tests Immediately: Hours after the announcement, Israel said it will keep operating in southern Lebanon and warned it retains freedom to strike Beirut if attacked, as reports continued of drone and airstrikes across the south and northern Israel air-raid alerts. Gaza Strikes Despite Truce: In Gaza City, medics and civil defense reported at least nine Palestinians killed in apartment strikes, with more deaths reported in separate attacks as Israel continues demolitions and the ceasefire’s second phase remains deadlocked. Regional Fallout: Indonesia condemned Israel’s plan to expand control over about 70% of Gaza as violating international law. Domestic Pressure in Israel: Far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called the Lebanon deal a “serious mistake,” warning Hezbollah won’t withdraw and urging Netanyahu to challenge it politically.
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