After nearly 14 months of intense conflict, Israel and Hezbollah have reached a fragile ceasefire agreement, prompting thousands of displaced Lebanese residents to rush back to their homes. Despite the announcement of the ceasefire, widespread concerns remain among Israeli citizens about their safety and the potential for future hostilities. The deal, facilitated by US proposals, has also seen families of hostages press lawmakers for further actions regarding Gaza. Initial reports indicate that while the ceasefire is holding, the situation remains delicate, with both sides poised for potential violations. International bodies like the UN have welcomed the ceasefire, emphasizing the need for stability in the region.