Lebanon's deal with Israel requires Hezbollah to disarm. That might be difficult

A U.S.-brokered deal links Israel’s withdrawal to Hezbollah disarming — but Hezbollah calls the agreement a “humiliation” and rejects it outright.
Supporters protested in Beirut and an Israeli drone strike was reported nearby, raising fears the deal won’t stop fighting or could even spark wider unrest.
The plan calls for pilot withdrawal zones with the Lebanese army taking over, yet many doubt it will hold given past failed ceasefires and deep political splits.