In the northern city of Nahariya in Israel, residents are expressing skepticism regarding the viability of a ceasefire deal between their country and Hezbollah in Lebanon. The ongoing conflict between the Israeli army and Hezbollah, located just 6 miles from the border with Lebanon, has left residents like Shani, a nail technician who has lived in Nahariya for 15 years, feeling uncertain about the prospects of peace.
Shani voiced her concerns, stating that she does not believe a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah would ensure her safety in the long term. She expressed doubts about the effectiveness of such agreements, suggesting that Hezbollah could potentially return even stronger in the future, leading to renewed hostilities.
