Ceasefire, for how long?

Latest updates say that a ceasefire will begin at 7am on Monday morning, until then the IDF is supposed to reach the Litany river and disconnect the Hezbollah forces from supply in southern Lebanon.

The UN has unanimously agreed upon the new ceasefire agreement.
It amazes me how just a couple of days ago the agreement was so great for Israel and the new resolution is anything but good for Israel. What about our kidnapped soldiers? What about disarming Hezbollah?
Why would the 15,000 soldiers protect Israel in 2006 when they didn't in 1982-1983?

Hezbollah gained most of its power during the 1980's, with the increasing instability of the political structure in Lebanon, due to the growing presence and the control that Syria gained in Lebanon. Hezbollah's status rose amongst the Lebanese public because of huge terror bombings the organization executed against the Israeli and American presence in Lebanon. There was a bombing in the American embassy in April 1983, resulting in 63 dead. The second and most powerful bombing against the American marines headquarters in October 1983, resulting in 241 dead. The last bombing was in September 1984 in the American Embassy again, resulting in 20 dead.

Hezbollah was never accepting of the foreign forces sent by the UN into the country, and naturally these forces never really did their job and carried out their mission in the area. Which makes me wonder, why do they think it's going to be different the second time around?

Resolution 1559 was voted on back in 2004 yet never implemented. Israel did its part back in 2000 and pulled completely out of Lebanon, yet 3 soldiers were kidnapped and the shelling of katyusha was done every few months. All the UN had to do was disarming Hezbollah and do its part as such a 'neutral' peace seeking organization. Easier said then done, right?

I just ask myself where is the US when it comes to Russia and Chechnya, or the mass murdering that is going on in the Sudan and in Africa in general. Where was the UN where the genocide went on in Rwanda?

Israel is doing anything in its power not to kill civilians, in the expense of our own soldier's lives. This resolution means that 90 soldiers and 38 civilians lost their lives for…nothing?
The frustration I am experiencing right now is just too much...

7 soldiers died today and another one last night. Over 80 soldiers were injured and taken into hospitals in Israel. 'Only' 65 Katyusha missiles launched at Israel today... a clear result of the great job the IDF is doing, and long overdue permission to finally go deeper into Lebanon.