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The discussion around the potential ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah for September primarily revolves around the credibility and clarity of sources reporting the ceasefire, as well as the interpretation of market rules concerning what constitutes a valid ceasefire. Participants express skepticism about the likelihood of an agreement given the political climate and the specifics of the ceasefire's geographical extent, particularly whether it needs to cover all theaters of conflict or just specific regions like the northern border.
- Many contributors doubt a ceasefire will be agreed upon, citing the political rhetoric and recent speeches by key leaders like Netanyahu.
- Participants are concerned about the market rules and resolution criteria, especially the requirement that a ceasefire must cover all conflict areas, which some believe disqualifies a partial northern border agreement.
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just.some.guy
6 months ago
You gotta love a market whose 'primary resolution source' is Hezbollah. Polymarket forever!
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Sakuya
6 months ago
what a wild f*cking ride
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sigh
6 months ago
The Guardian: Middle East crisis live: Israel and Hezbollah expected to respond to ceasefire proposal in ‘coming hours’, says US
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Justifax
6 months ago
https://x.com/N12News/status/1839193379566952567 ok this is better
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Justifax
6 months ago
Yeah, pretty silly.
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just.some.guy
6 months ago
You gotta love a market whose 'primary resolution source' is Hezbollah. Polymarket forever!
csfortheg
6 months ago
Ceasefire lol
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Upway
6 months ago
lol, sure YES
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kekkone
6 months ago
gg justifax
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Sakuya
6 months ago
to respond @_@
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sigh
6 months ago
The Guardian: Middle East crisis live: Israel and Hezbollah expected to respond to ceasefire proposal in ‘coming hours’, says US
SaulGoodmanEsq
6 months ago
London Telegraph: Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire to take effect ‘in the coming hours’ along Lebanon border
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