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Thousands of *Lebanese displaced by the war between Israel and Hezbollah have begun the journey home* as a ceasefire took hold, with *many celebrating an end* to the deadly fighting.

*The truce brings to a halt a war that has killed thousands in Lebanon* and resulted in mass displacement on both sides of the border.

The war *escalated after nearly a year of cross-border fire initiated by Hezbollah* in support of its Palestinian ally Hamas, whose attack on Israel in October last year sparked the devastating war in Gaza.

Israel *shifted its focus from Gaza to Lebanon in September to secure its northern border* from attacks by Hezbollah, and dealt the movement a relentless string of staggering blows.

*The Iran-backed group*, which has yet to formally comment on the ceasefire, *emerges from the war massively weakened* but not crushed, and still mourning the killing in an Israeli air raid of its longtime leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Thousands of *Lebanese displaced by the war between Israel and Hezbollah have begun the journey home* as a ceasefire took hold, with *many celebrating an end* to the deadly fighting. 🇱🇧 🇮🇱 *The truce brings to a halt a war that has killed thousands in Lebanon* and resulted in mass displacement on both sides of the border. The war *escalated after nearly a year of cross-border fire initiated by Hezbollah* in support of its Palestinian ally Hamas, whose attack on Israel in October last year sparked the devastating war in Gaza. Israel *shifted its focus from Gaza to Lebanon in September to secure its northern border* from attacks by Hezbollah, and dealt the movement a relentless string of staggering blows. *The Iran-backed group*, which has yet to formally comment on the ceasefire, *emerges from the war massively weakened* but not crushed, and still mourning the killing in an Israeli air raid of its longtime leader Hassan Nasrallah.
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