Hezbollah Pauses Attacks, U.S.-Iran Ceasefire in Lebanon

0:00It's April 8th. This is Global News Today, AI-powered story shaping the world. I'm Cory with the story. Hezbollah just hit the pause button on a tax against Northern Israel and troops inside Lebanon, starting in the early hours of Wednesday. This lines up with that fresh U.S. Iran ceasefire deal, according to sources close to the group. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shaba Sharif jumped in as a middleman, confirming the two-week troops covers Lebanon, too, where the clash with Israel-backed forces kicked off on March 2nd. Iran pushed hard to loop Lebanon into any agreement last month. The human toll is brutal over Teferr and 1,500 dead from Israel's strikes and ground ups, including 130 kids and more than one. 100 women, plus 1.2 million folks displaced from southern areas, the East and South Bay root suburbs. Israel's not buying it, though. Prime Minister Netanyahu flat out said the ceasefire skips Lebanon, and they dropped a new

1:01evacuation warning for A. Southern city hinting at incoming hits. Hezbollah's last word came at 1am, claiming fire on troops Tuesday night, and they're expected to drop an official stance soon. Lebanon's army is telling displaced families to hold off heading home, citing fresh strikes and unexploded bombs everywhere. Attention, stay sky high, as both sides draw lines in the sand.