The US Iran ceasefire agreement has sparked cautious optimism in the Middle East, with Israeli citizens questioning the effectiveness of the agreement According to BlockBeats, on June 15th, after the United States and Iran reached an agreement to end the war, people in many Middle Eastern countries expressed cautious optimism about the prospects for peace. Some displaced residents in Lebanon have begun preparing to return to their homes in the south and hope to end the long-standing conflict; The Iranian people are more concerned about the possible lifting of sanctions and economic improvement that the agreement may bring. However, the domestic response in Israel is quite complex, with many people expressing doubts about the sustainability of the ceasefire and believing that Iran's missile capabilities and enriched uranium stockpiles have not been achieved. At the same time, Israeli officials have stated that they will not automatically cease military operations against Hezbollah or withdraw from related areas due to the US Iran agreement. [Original link]