Bluffing ceasefire... "just a break that foretells a longer conflict."

Israel can resume war whenever it wants

Iran also favors Hezbollah's power overhaul time

Trump also complained that Iran and Israel will not stop fighting, saying, '∀ made peace in the Middle East' title was taken away.

[Anchor]
The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah has stopped gunfire in Lebanon immediately, but if you look at the 60-day ceasefire, there are many loopholes.

Analysts say that it may end up as a break that heralds a longer conflict in the future.

Reporter Kwon Young-hee reports.

[Reporter]
With a ceasefire with Hezbollah, there are two things Israel can never concede.

is to release all the occupied territory of Lebanon that has been secured and to resume military activities if necessary.

Under intense pressure from the United States, they gave up the occupied territories and secured the right to military operations in the name of 'self-defense'.

Israel can use this right of self-defense as a 'warrior report'.

Hezbollah can start the war again by picking a dig or bringing in a truck loaded with rockets.

[Benyamin Netanyahu / Prime Minister of Israel: If Hezbollah attempts to arm itself, it will respond strongly, seeing it as a violation of the agreement.]

Hezbollah, which has been hit hard by the level of destruction of its command, urgently needs a ceasefire.

Iran also has no reason to oppose Hezbollah, the most powerful armed group capable of striking Israel, securing time to retool its forces.

[Jonathan Lord / Senior Researcher at the New American Security Center: Lebanon has been hit hard, all Hezbollah can do is concede and seek reconstruction]

But Iran has until recently indicated it will not end the conflict, insisting that Netanyahu be sentenced to death.Trump, who lost the title of

'Middle East peace' to Biden, may also be unhappy.

Here's why the cease-fire in the wake of the U.S. regime change is 60 days long.

Essentially this is a ceasefire with Hezbollah, not with Hamas or Iran.

And Israel should discuss the new Middle East order with the Trump administration.

I'm YTN's Kwon Younghee.

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