‘What ceasefire?’: In northern Israel, locals doubt an agreement can end the war with Hezbollah

In northern Israel, particularly in Metula, residents like Daniel Dorfman are skeptical about any proposed ceasefire with Hezbollah, with his pizza shop reflecting the town's deserted state amid ongoing conflict. The war's impact is palpable, with local businesses suffering and people wary of any peace agreement's efficacy. This skepticism underscores broader concerns about the sustainability and sincerity of ceasefire talks, highlighting the deep-rooted tensions and the region's fraught security dynamics.