Netanyahu says there is no ceasefire in Lebanon as Israel launches fresh strikes
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there is no ceasefire in Lebanon and that Israel will keep attacking Hezbollah targets. The Israeli military launched new strikes on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon. The United States plans to hold talks with Israel and Lebanon next week to discuss disarming Hezbollah.Key Facts
- Netanyahu stated Israel will continue striking Hezbollah "with full force" in Lebanon.
- The Israeli military hit what they called Hezbollah launch sites in fresh attacks.
- President Trump asked Netanyahu to be more "low-key" in Lebanon but supported Israel’s stance.
- The US State Department announced possible talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington next week.
- Lebanon’s government said a ceasefire is needed before any talks can start.
- Iran’s new leader said Iran does not seek war but will defend its rights, indirectly referring to Lebanon.
- More than 300 people died from Israeli bombing in Lebanon after a ceasefire was declared in the Iran war.
- Iran threatened to close the important Strait of Hormuz again if attacks on Lebanon continue.
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