The Israeli cabinet is set to vote on a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah today, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's spokesperson confirming that the proposal is expected to pass. The US-backed initiative aims to establish a 60-day cessation of hostilities, potentially laying the groundwork for a lasting ceasefire. Details of the agreement have not been disclosed by the spokesperson.
Reports indicate that Netanyahu has given his preliminary approval to the plan, signaling potential support for the emerging ceasefire during a recent security consultation with Israeli officials. However, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller emphasized that while progress has been made in negotiations, nothing is finalized until all aspects of the deal are resolved.
