Lebanon-Israel: One year into the fragile ceasefire
A year ago, Israel and Lebanon agreed to a ceasefire after several weeks of intense fighting, triggered in part by the so-called 'pager attack' involving Hezbollah members. The ceasefire has been in effect for a year, but Israel continues to regularly strike southern Lebanon, making daily life extremely difficult for residents. Rawad Taha has the details from Beirut.
A year ago, Israel and Lebanon agreed to a ceasefire after several weeks of intense fighting, triggered in part by the so-called 'pager attack' involving Hezbollah members. The ceasefire has been in effect for a year, but Israel continues to regularly strike southern Lebanon, making daily life extremely difficult for residents. Rawad Taha has the details from Beirut.
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