Hezbollah cooperation and ceasefire

The leader of the Iran-backed militia stated that a durable peace would require Israel to fulfill a list of long-standing demands, including a full withdrawal from disputed territories.

While the ceasefire has largely held for two days, sporadic Israeli strikes on 'threats' have tested the agreement's limits.

Hezbollah officials have described the current negotiations as 'surrender talks' that do not concern their core military objectives.

International observers remain cautious, as the death toll from the latest conflict has already reached nearly 2,300 Lebanese people.