Israelis wary of returning home

CEASEFIRE: DISPLACED RESIDENTS WANT SECURITY

- Kiryat Shmona

Despite the relative calm in the Israeli border town of Kiryat Shmona since a ceasefire took effect between Israel and Hezbollah, Rakhel Revach said she was not moving back just yet. "Why am I not returning to live here? I want to return with full security," the 57-year-old said on a brief visit to pick up some personal belongings. "As long as there is no full security and I still hear booms and see the army inside (Lebanon), I am not willing to return."

The ceasefire deal, which was intended to end more than a year of cross-border exchanges of fire and two months of all-out war, went into effect early on Wednesday.