TYRE, Lebanon (AP) — Southern Lebanon remains scarred by months of fighting between Israel and Hezbollah. On Friday, officials said Israel and Hezbollah agreed to stop attacking each other, raising fresh hopes that the conflict could ease after repeated ceasefires failed to hold. Communities near the Israeli border remain isolated by ongoing security restrictions and military activity. In the Christian village of Ain Ebel, cut off from much of the rest of Lebanon by fighting and Israeli