The Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Lasted About as Long as a Phone Charge
Everyone popped the non-alcoholic champagne celebrating peace in the Middle East, only for reality to crash the party literally hours later.
Everyone popped the non-alcoholic champagne celebrating peace in the Middle East, only for reality to crash the party literally hours later.
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While diplomats were packing their bags for a cozy Swiss summit, southern Lebanon turned into a massive fireball, proving once again that Middle East peace agreements have the shelf life of open milk.