Both the United States and Israel expressed optimism yesterday that Hezbollah guerillas would no longer freely roam or launch attacks from southern Lebanon following a cease-fire resolution unanimously approved by the U.N. Security Council last week. The cease-fire does not propose the eradication of Hezbollah, but it revived a two-year old Security Council demand for the militia's disarmament, a tough job that the Lebanese government did not attempt on its own. (AP)
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