Hamas Signals Truce Readiness Amid Lebanon Ceasefire and Mideast Peace Efforts
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A ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon took effect on November 27, allowing residents of southern Lebanon to return home. The Lebanese army is preparing to deploy forces to the south, while Hamas has expressed readiness for a truce in Gaza. The ceasefire follows a period of conflict involving Israeli ground invasions and Hezbollah activity. The US and France are involved in overseeing the ceasefire's implementation, aiming to prevent a repeat of the 2006 conflict.
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- Hamas Official Says Group 'Appreciates' Lebanon's Right to Reach Agreement U.S. News & World Report
- Biden seizes on Israel-Hezbollah deal to push for broader Mideast peace The Washington Post
- Hamas calls for Gaza ceasefire as Lebanon truce takes key ally Hezbollah out of fight The Times of Israel
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