Zamir explained that the forces could remain in that area “as long as necessary.”
Hezbollah insists on attacks
The terrorist group
Hezbollah continues to demand armed actions.It justifies its attacks as a response to alleged truce violations.
The Israeli Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, was blunt: “There is no ceasefire.”
Zamir explained that the forces could remain in that area “as long as necessary.”
The terrorist group
Hezbollah continues to demand armed actions.It justifies its attacks as a response to alleged truce violations.
However, Israel maintains that the organization, funded by Iran, remains the main source of instability.
Lebanese President, Joseph Aoun, called for the full implementation of the ceasefire
.“Israel must comply with the truce before negotiating,” he said.
He also called for the withdrawal of Israeli troops.
Despite diplomatic attempts, the situation continues to
escalate.Clashes continue at the border.
And the conditions for lasting peace still seem far away.
Israel maintains its defense-focused strategy.
Meanwhile, the international community is watching with concern.
But on the ground, the reality is clear: the war against Hezbollah is still active.
The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that military operations in southern Lebanon will continue without restrictions in the face of threats from the terrorist group Hezbollah.
The Israeli Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, was blunt: “There is no ceasefire.”
Zamir said that the absolute priority is to protect communities in northern Israel
.“We will not tolerate attacks or shootings on our communities, and we will not retreat until we guarantee lasting security,” he said.
The message reflects a firm stance: the offensive will continue until any risk is eliminated.
The Israeli command confirmed that the troops are operating with
total freedom on the ground.This includes:
Destruction of terrorist infrastructure
Elimination of Hezbollah fighters
Neutralization of threats in active areas
Even in areas beyond
Israel consolidated a security strip in southern Lebanon
.From there, it seeks to prevent direct attacks against its territory.