said you will get this to the cabinet for approval. and he addressed of course also the residents, especially in the north uh of of for, for the situation that has been in, during uh, over the past year. he said that the duration of this agreement depends on the developments in living on that is wrote, maintain full freedom of action in live and on. and that is where i will attack or respond to the full force of his beloved will violate a the agreement. and he also explained why, you know, the reasons for a implementing a cease for. and now he talked about that he wants to focus on the wrong in stretch, but to interesting, you know, if he didn't really elaborate on that further, he also says that this will allow the troops to rest in spanish. also he talked

about delays and getting a weapons and she said she wants to break the unity of the 2 friends between husband law and the non and homos a in a gaza. we don't know yet exactly when this will go into effect for the also expect a very soon, a statement by us president joe biden in washington address being a part of these nice seats for negotiation and mitigating these, this cease fire. antonia, what is the reaction in israel to what does this well, i think people here are trying know to understand, you know, all the details of what this uh and towed. so we, the reactions are still coming in. we had a 1st reaction here from the opposition. the to yellow appeared to basically a said a, you know, that's a problem used to been, you mean that to now i brought the greatest disaster on israel, but

a no agreement with his beloved, with a change that. and he also told me that there's a need now to look to bring the hostages that remain in garza home. but i think in general this some cautious optimism on the one hand. but we also heard in the lead up to this a some criticism also from some of the community leaders may as from the northern community. so very much concerned that his bullet could use, you know, this time of 60 days or the coming weeks and months to re um and, and regroup as well. they want to have and they want to see more guarantees a to ensure that this, these 5 of hold and has been now has not come back to the border area. and this is also what we heard, of course, from residents over 60000 people had left the home they have created. they haven't been able to go home. we don't expect them to go home immediately. but i think they

hoped to get some, you know, no matter the back, but they also want to see that it's actually safe enough to go back to their villages and towns in north an as ro utilities, tanya, seeing the reporting from jerusalem, tanya, thank you so much i'm, we can go straight to a root now and speak to john list stella. then stella, tell us what is the reaction and 11 on to the sci fi deal. we have a 1st reaction from nice, you've me all to you the care take our prime minister of live on, on a cold for an immediate implementation of the seas. fire we also heard from has paula a. m p. must which commodity use the deputy cheer chairman off his bullet political council. and he said that has all the doubts that nation yahoo is really

committed to the seat sees fire. but we know from earlier statements from his paula that the party is indeed open to really make the ceasefire agreement happening. we also heard from officials from iran, uh earlier this week that they at least the decision up to has been the and the been ease. uh, government, among the people here and the non people really wait to hear from this on yahoo, whether this agreement will actually come true or not. and people here are now interested in getting to know when the, this, the truce actually will, will start as a israel was to have the legal boarding level and on and also parts of a root just a couple of minutes ago. these were 80 are army, carried out another air strike in hombre, a very residential and well calculated area in the city center of

a route. and people are still scared of constantly checking the force evacuations a ation warnings that the is really army is sending out. and they really want to have some clarity on when to see, so i agreement will actually start. so what measures will be pushed in place on the lebanese side of the border to ensure that this deal holds as well. we don't have any official knowledge on that yet, but as far as the renew from other media reports, basically um the ceasefire agreement goes down to an implementation of 17. 0 one. which means that once has bought uh, with stores from the area and the region sells with latania river, the liberties army is suppose to go in there. take back control over the area. uh,

so that uh, kind of the buffer zone will be created between the 2 countries. um, the lebanese army is supposed to monitor the piece together with you and piece troops. and, and this is new and hasn't uh, been implemented up to 2006. yes. the new addition is that a group of 5 states, including fonts, should supposed to be part of an extra monitoring group that will take extra care of whether this piece, where the post parties follow this the ceasefire agreement or not. so still a, you talks about the anxiety that people have feeling about the situation. can you tell us how things feel 11 on right now. i mean, how's the country being affected by the slicing between hezbollah and israel, which today it has been massively effective today was really one of the worst days we have experienced ever since the war started more than

a year ago in the early afternoon. the is really army started to really increase its bombardment in all parts of the country as well as in buried the capital and in many central parts of bare root that has never been targets it before ser uh to the people here. it really seems like is really a really wanted to get the most out of the time before the cease fire agreement stars in order to target more areas. and these, the force evacuation warnings. but i've spoken about earlier. i'm a really what people are looking at at the moment because they're coming in any minutes. and uh it is affecting all the big cities side. uh, so above rec, bailed. and as i said, also areas that has never been targets with before. so up kind of gets still out

there because people still feel like they cannot trust, really what is happening and that things will get better and that they really have to stay informed on whether they can stay at home, whether they are still safe people or really hoping that this explanation today is the beginning of an end can lift stella and then a reporting from they root. stella, thanks so much for bringing us up to date and 11 on is demanding that the truth proposal be implemented immediately. so let's take a closer look what is in the deal. the no mention is riley abruptly. it hits its targets in southern bay roads is route has intensified its campaign against has spotlight. in recent weeks, i made an international coast for a seas file of the diplomatic efforts have been led by us envoy m as hawk steed, who visited both by route until the last week. the us broke

a deal to end the fighting coals for an initial 60 day seas file. in the 1st stage, fighting would end and his spell i would move its fight is at the north of the latania river israel, but then withdrew its forces from southern lebanon on the 11. he saw me would move into the buffers. to prevent that, his spell are returns, along with an existing un peacekeeping force. negotiations would follow on the demo cation between the 2 countries known as the blue line. the deal is based on a un resolution from 2006, which both has spa and is rob have violates it. under the new agreement, a us that committee would monitor the implementation of the ceasefire. and the un resolution has spelled out, had long made a cessation of violence and casa the condition of a deal. but have since dropped the demand box. there have been other

sticking points to prevent his bullet from re arming and killing more. is riley's israel once the freedom to take action in the future for administer the don't star said the agreements hinged on enforcement that would keep his spotlight away from the border and dissolved in own of 11 on according to media reports the us has given israel guarantees recognizing it's right to take military action against immune and threats from lebanon, and human l, for as group, or as well correspondent in washington, dc benjamin what role that the us play in these negotiations. so this has been intensive diplomatic efforts for many months waste in the us with friends with is run and with lab and on. and that's also what secretary blink and stress earlier today. the solo g 7 conference in italy, officials from the white house and the state department having force being very

cautious over the last couple of days with it details. but according to several administrations, officials there are of course, in talks with all of this is several players. and what we heard from the state department is the washington hopes to further discuss how this cease fire deal and 11 and could actually be used. also for the potential a ceasefire deal in a garza. but of course, the client to go into specifics how that would look like. and the us presenter button is due to speak shortly. what do you think we'll be hearing from him? that's right. he will deliver remarks from rose from the rose garden full of clothes for him. it will be important is the outgoing president to have this deal still as part of his administration. so he's expected to touch not only on the ceasefire deal that the security cabinet in israel approve, but also show that talks are going on going with the incoming administration because we're hearing about this talks about a 60 day c site,

but integration day. so when president electronic takes office are only 55 days away, we've heard that from secretary blinked and he said he will go into details with the senator remark ruby and who president electron nominated for secretary of state . there are no details there yet, but we can expect the talk to him going not just with occurred, but also with the future administration here in the us. the www. is benjamin oliver's group reporting from washington. benjamin, thank you so much. i and i'll top headline out this hour is ready for our business to benjamin netanyahu has announced that his security cabinet has approved a 60 day satisfied with hezbollah in 11 on the agreement was mediated by the united states on fronts. and back by the new, it comes off to israel, launched a new ways of the strikes and what it said, what has blocked targets. and i'm not. so if you have time for, but i'll be back with more updates and 45 minutes. and remember,

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