A ceasefire deal between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group has gained support from both sides, offering hope for an end to cross-border fighting. The deal calls for a 60-day halt in fighting, with Israeli troops retreating to their side of the border and Hezbollah ending its armed presence in southern Lebanon. Lebanese troops and UN peacekeepers will deploy to the region, and compliance will be monitored by an international panel led by the US. However, there are lingering uncertainties, with Hezbollah stating that their support for the deal depends on Israel not renewing its attacks. The ceasefire does not directly address the ongoing war in Gaza.