Despite several violations and a deeply unpredictable situation, the truce in Lebanon that began on 27 November is just about holding.
In Gaza, the Lebanon ceasefire has been met with both relief – for the security of a neighboring ally – and as a painful reminder of our own isolation. The people of Lebanon may find a moment of reprieve, but Gaza is left to grapple with its own ongoing nightmare.
This raises difficult questions: Are we being forgotten, even by those who have historically stood with us? Have we been abandoned by our allies?
Does this mean that the genocide against Gaza will continue indefinitely?
Lebanon’s Hizballah movement has long been Gaza’s closest ally, showing unwavering solidarity during the darkest times. The truce brings hope for Lebanon’s children and families, who may finally enjoy a sense of safety. ….more
