Northern Israelis Skeptical They Can Return Home Safely Even as Israel, Hezbollah Set To Sign a Cease-Fire Pact 

One observer predicts that after the deal is set Hezbollah ‘will try to return to the border, the IDF will try to prevent it, and nothing will change for northern Israelis, including me.’

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At Haifa, Israel, an excavator works at the site where a day earlier a residential building was hit by a rocket fired from Lebanon, November 25, 2024. AP/Francisco Seco

With the Jerusalem cabinet set to approve a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah onTuesday, Galilee residents are wondering whether the Israel Defense Force will be allowed to enforce its terms. 

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