Report: Iran sees ceasefire as a chance to take stock, rebuild Hezbollah
Iran sees the four-day-old ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah as a chance to rebuild the Lebanon-based terror organization, according to sources close to the group quoted by the Washington Post. The sources say that the truce gives Iran a chance to take stock of what was previously its strongest proxy in the region,
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