Honestly, just hearing about a ceasefire between Israel and Iran sounds super hopeful, but I've seen that it's way more complicated. The news says there have already been a bunch of violations right after the ceasefire was announced. Like, Israel accused Iran of firing missiles even after the truce started, and Iran denied it, but people still heard explosions and sirens. That's gotta keep everyone on edge.

I've talked to friends who have family in Israel and they're always anxious that any ceasefire can break down over the smallest thing. It's almost like the word 'ceasefire' gives people hope, but also this nervous feeling that it could end instantly and the violence will start up again. When President Trump was all mad at both countries for not sticking to the deal, it just seemed like nobody really felt secure.

Yeah, there’s less immediate bombing or fighting at first, but deep down, regular people might just be waiting for the next round instead of actually feeling safe. I've found that unless both sides really want peace, these ceasefires are just like putting on a band-aid over a giant cut. It gives a breather, but not true safety. I think that's how most people there are probably feeling right now.