Hezbollah calls Israel-Lebanon ceasefire 'meaningless' after fighting continues in south

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : Talking about the extension of the ceasefire deal, Hezbollah lawmaker Ali Fayyad said, "It is essential to point out that the ceasefire is meaningless in light of Israel's insistence on hostile acts, including assassinations, shelling, and gunfire", and its demolition of villages and towns in the south.
40% : Hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel reignited on March 2, when the group opened fire in support of Iran in the regional war.
34% : Iran-backed Hezbollah has called the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire "meaningless" after fighting continued in the southern part of the country.
22% : While the ceasefire has significantly reduced hostilities, Israel and Hezbollah have continued to trade blows in southern Lebanon, where Israel has kept soldiers in a self-declared "buffer zone".
19% : Israel says the buffer zone aims to protect northern Israel from attacks by Hezbollah, which fired hundreds of rockets at Israel during the war.

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