Ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon: An Unbalanced Situation
Ceasefires in both Gaza and Lebanon have been imposed in a way that resembles a de-escalation or low-intensity conflict, with Israel having the upper hand.
Despite the ceasefire, Israeli violations in Gaza have resulted in a significant number of deaths, making the truce fragile.
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Author's summary: Ceasefires favor Israel, causing instability.
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