Netanyahu Pushes for Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire Approval

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is urging his security Cabinet to approve a ceasefire with Hezbollah, potentially ending over a year of conflict with the Iran-backed group in Lebanon. Netanyahu claims Israel has weakened Hezbollah's capabilities and warns of military action if the ceasefire is violated. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties and displacement in both Lebanon and northern Israel. Concerns remain about the ceasefire's durability and civilian safety, with critics arguing it doesn't require Hezbollah's disarmament.