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The ceasefire in Lebanon left northern Israeli residents saying they felt betrayed, and that Hezbollah was still a threat. Opposition leaders blamed the Netanyahu government for the lack of a clear strategy that meant decisions were taken out of Israel's hands.
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Hassan Abu Khalil says he left his home in Tyre to meet some friends shortly before the ceasefire came into effect, and then heard the Israeli strike which destroyed the building and left 13 members of his family buried under the rubble.
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The pause in the fighting between Israeli forces and Iranian-allied Hezbollah militants may help smooth the way to a peace deal between the U.S. and Iran.
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