Lebanon and Israel agree to cease fire
Lebanon and Israel have reached an agreement during negotiations hosted by the United States in Washington. The deal entails a ceasefire conditioned on Hezbollah's disarmament and the withdrawal of its fighters from southern Lebanon. Emphasis is also placed on establishing experimental zones where the Lebanese army would have exclusive control over the territories. Both sides affirmed that the future of relations should be determined by the two sovereign governments. The understanding includes the disarmament of non-state armed groups and a rejection of hostility between the two parties, with negotiations scheduled to resume on June 22 to achieve a comprehensive agreement.
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