Just hours after the cease-fire - or whatever one might call it - officially went into effect, Doron Sassi, the chairman of the Ramat Naftali community council, was already back in his orchard near the Lebanon border. The sight awaiting him wasn't one of relief or renewal. Burnt trees and scorched earth, still bearing the wounds of war despite early winter rains, offered little cause for optimism. Sassi expressed some relief at returning to his orchard, but his dissatisfaction with the agreement was evident.