New Hezbollah chief Qassem open to truce with Israel if offered

The recent developments in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict involve a potential ceasefire agreement. Hezbollah's new leader, Naim Qassem, has stated that his group would accept a ceasefire under certain conditions. However, these conditions are not specified, and it is unclear what they would entail. Israel's security cabinet has met to discuss a possible truce, but the country has also continued to launch attacks against Hezbollah targets. The Israeli army has claimed to have killed several senior Hezbollah commanders, including the deputy head of the group's special forces unit. The Lebanese prime minister has expressed hope that a ceasefire deal would be announced within days.