The Sanaa government highly praised "the Lebanese people and Hezbollah's heroic resolve which have, once again, foiled the enemy's plots and achieved yet another victory for Lebanon's independence, sovereignty, and security."

The Republic of Yemen will continue supporting the people of Lebanon and Palestine, in complete faith in the unity of the battlefields, the government further stated, confirming that the fate of the region hinges on the liberation of al-Quds. 

Yemen also hailed the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, which has "skillfully sailed through the treacherous regional political landscape and outperformed the enemy in every confrontation," for its firm commitment to the Palestinian cause, despite the grave sacrifices. 

Expressing its faith and trust in Hezbollah, Yemen exalted and affirmed the Resistance leadership's ability to confront the Israeli enemy's malice at any moment. 

The scenes of displaced Lebanese rushing to return to their towns and villages in the Lebanese South have proven "Israel's" failure to break the people's spirit, who firmly and vehemently refused to surrender, Yemen additionally stated, commending their resilience and undeterred command, as well as Hezbollah's, against the Israeli-American aggression. 

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The Yemeni Republic, which is strongly present in the Battle of Promised Conquest and Sacred Jihad in support of Palestine, has always been a champion of the Lebanese people and the Islamic Resistance, the statement added, noting that the struggle against the Zionist enemy was a sacred duty, and affirming that it would continue its efforts in confronting the enemy's aggression and occupation. 

"We are confident that the course of history will ultimately turn in favor of justice and freedom, and the Israeli enemy will be defeated," the statement concluded. 

Sun rises on Lebanon 

At 4:00 am on November 27, the ceasefire between Lebanon and "Israel" came into effect.

Shortly after, dozens of cars were seen heading south, as Lebanese citizens swiftly made their way back to the homes they had been forcibly displaced from by the Israeli occupation.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Tuesday that the Israeli cabinet had approved a US-backed ceasefire agreement.

Israeli media reported details of the agreement, indicating that it "includes Israel refraining from any military hostilities against Lebanon" and that Israeli forces will gradually withdraw from the southern "Blue Line" in Lebanon, over a period of up to 60 days.

Furthermore, the agreement stipulates that both Lebanon and "Israel" will adhere to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 1701.