Hezbollah Officials Drop Gaza Truce as Condition for Lebanon Ceasefire
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hezbollah officials are no longer demanding a truce in Gaza as a condition for reaching a ceasefire in Lebanon, rowing back from an oft-repeated promise to keep fighting until Israel halts its offensive against Hezbollah's Iran-backed ally Hamas.
Hezbollah Wants Ceasefire, Delinks Hezbollah from Gaza War
Hezbollah deputy leader Naim Qassem said that his organization wants a ceasefire with Israel, with the terms to be decided after Israel stops firing, according to a Reuters report. The request is an indication that Hezbollah is in serious trouble.
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