An Israeli channel reports that over the past two months, five ceasefires between Israel and Hezbollah under the 'quiet answered by quiet' framework were declared — and each collapsed within 48 hours (sometimes 48 minutes). The assessment underscores the fragility of the current ceasefire, which was reported at 15:52 as agreed from 16:00 today.
A channel on the Israeli Telegram news scene notes that five separate ceasefires between Israel and Hezbollah under the 'quiet answered by quiet' (שקט יענה בשקט) framework have been declared over the past two months — and none survived more than 48 hours, occasionally not even 48 minutes. The message, timestamped at 15:54 Jerusalem on Friday, comes as The Zioneer reported at 15:52 that a senior US official told Reuters of a new ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah starting at 16:00 today. The pattern described by the channel underscores the deep operational fragility of successive diplomatic frameworks on the Lebanon front: even when publicly announced, they have repeatedly collapsed almost immediately due to continued Hezbollah rocket and drone attacks and IDF retaliatory strikes. According to The Zioneer's prior coverage, Hezbollah itself acknowledged not attacking since the most recent ceasefire took hold but warned it would respond to any Israeli operations in Lebanon. The channel's tally — not independently verified — reflects a widely shared assessment among Israeli security commentators that the current architecture of ceasefires lacks enforcement mechanisms and has been exploited by Hezbollah to regroup while maintaining intermittent fire.
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