Is Netanyahu's ceasefire deal really likely to broker peace in Lebanon? | LBC
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as posted by the channelAs Benjamin Netanyahu presents a Hezbollah ceasefire deal to the Israeli war cabinet, Iain Dale's Cross Question panel discuss whether this is likely to amount to peace in the region.
US President Joe Biden has announced that Israel and Lebanon have accepted a 60-day ceasefire deal.
Biden, speaking from the White House Rose Garden said: "Let's be clear, Israel did not launch this war, Lebanese people did not seek that war either, nor did the United States."
He said his work in the region has aimed "to defend Israel and to deter our common enemy at a critical moment."
Biden said the ceasefire "reminds us that peace is possible".
Lib Dem Layla Moran tells the panel that 'a ceasefire that holds forever is peace, and the end of this war is not peace', highlighting the 'huge chasm' between where we are now and establishing a 'viable Palestinian state with security for Lebanon as well'.
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