U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein arrived in Beirut on Tuesday to discuss a ceasefire proposal aimed at ending the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. Reports indicate that the Lebanese government and Hezbollah have provided a positive response to a U.S.-drafted framework, though several technical details remain under negotiation. The proposal reportedly centers on the implementation of UN Resolution 1701, which would require Hezbollah to withdraw its armed presence north of the Litani River and the deployment of the Lebanese army in the south. While Lebanese officials expressed cautious optimism, Israeli leadership has emphasized that any agreement must ensure the security of its northern residents and the ability to act against future threats. Observers note that while a deal appears closer than in previous weeks, significant hurdles regarding enforcement mechanisms and sovereignty concerns persist on both sides.