The two ceasefire agreements the United States promoted in recent months in Lebanon have de-escalated the war between Israel and the fundamentalist party-militia Hezbollah, but the conflict continues in the country’s south, where Israeli forces still occupy 600 square kilometers (230 square miles) — about 6% of Lebanese territory. Their strikes farther north of that area prevent civilians in parts of the devastated region from returning to normal life. As negotiations to cement the truce stall and nearly 330,000 people remain forcibly displaced, according to the International Organization for Migration
Fuente: El Pais (Paros). Nota agregada; el texto completo está en el medio original.
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