As Benjamin Netanyahu accepts ceasefire deal, here are the conditions

Conditions of the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire agreement:

- Hezbollah and all the other armed groups in Lebanon will not carry out any offensive actions against Israel.

- Israel, in return, will not carry out any offensive military action against targets in Lebanon, including on land, in the air, and at sea.

- Israel and Lebanon acknowledge the importance of UN Security Council Resolution 1701.

- These commitments do not negate Israel's or Lebanon's right to exercise their inherent right to self-defense.

- The official security forces and army of Lebanon will be the only armed groups authorized to carry weapons or operate forces in southern Lebanon.

- Any sale, supply, and production of weapons or materials related to weapons to Lebanon will be under the supervision and control of the Lebanese government.

- All unauthorized facilities involved in the production of weapons and weapon-related materials will be dismantled.

- All military infrastructure and positions will be dismantled, and all unauthorized weapons that do not comply with these commitments will be confiscated.

- A committee will be established that will be accepted by both Israel and Lebanon to oversee and assist in ensuring the enforcement of these commitments.

- Israel and Lebanon will report any possible violation of the commitments to the committee and UNIFIL

- Lebanon will deploy its official security forces and military forces along all borders, crossing points, and the line defining the southern area presented in the deployment plan.

- Israel will gradually redeploy its forces south of the Blue Line within a period of up to 60 days.

The U.S. will promote indirect negotiations between Israel and Lebanon to reach an agreed land border.