Iran says it's clamping down again on the Strait of Hormuz.
Putting the temporary reprieve of the ceasefire at risk.
So how temporary is that reprieve?
And that's the question of the weekend.
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And I'm Scott Simon.
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Deal to pause fighting was holding.
Now it joins the same shaky ground as the ceasefire in Lebanon.
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First, a look at those ceasefires in the Middle East.