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Lebanon Ceasefire Tests U.S.-Iran Deal
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Reports from CBS, Al Jazeera and The New York Times put Lebanon at the center of Friday's ceasefire test: Israel and Hezbollah exchanged strikes, a renewed truce appeared to hold, and the Lebanon front remained a weak link in a wider U.S.-Iran deal to end the war.
- Frame 1Israel and Hezbollah tried to hold a renewed Lebanon ceasefire Friday after overnight exchanges of strikes.
- Frame 2Israeli airstrikes hit southern Lebanon minutes after the new ceasefire took effect.
- Frame 3By Friday, the ceasefire still appeared to hold despite both sides exchanging strikes overnight.
- Frame 4The Israel-Hezbollah conflict became a main obstacle to ending the U.S.-Iran war.
- Frame 5The Lebanon piece matters because a border flare-up can keep the wider war from ending.
- Frame 6Can Israel and Hezbollah stop strikes long enough for the U.S.-Iran deal to hold?
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- Jun 19, 7:03 PM EDT
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- Jun 19, 5:46 PM EDT