REPORTAGE – Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed that “a good agreement is an agreement respected”, before promising that Israel would be intractable in the event of a violation.
For the first time in weeks, the sirens remained silent in northern Israel. Roads that were deserted yesterday, where only a few cars sometimes zoomed past, are now used as if nothing had happened. The ceasefire, announced the day before and which came into force at 4 a.m., appears to be respected. This provides some relief, but no excitement. The inhabitants of northern Israel are worn out by fourteen months of war, they will need more than a ceasefire with Hezbollah to believe in peace.
To begin with, they are skeptical about its chances of success. Tuesday evening, during a speech he recorded before convening his security cabinet, Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed that« a good agreement is an agreement respected »before promising that Israel would be intractable in the event of a violation: « If Hezbollah tries to rearm, we will attack ; if he tries to take back his infrastructure…
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