Tensions Surge: Netanyahu Challenges Ceasefire Violation Claims

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed Israel's commitment to a ceasefire with Hezbollah but emphasized that this did not signify the war's end. After a breached accord by Hezbollah, Israel retaliated by targeting over 20 locations in Lebanon, while stressing the enforcement of the ceasefire rules.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reinforced Israel's dedication to maintaining the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah, despite recent breaches. Speaking at a cabinet meeting in Nahariya, Netanyahu emphasized the distinction between a ceasefire and an end to hostilities.

Hezbollah's violation of the accord on Monday prompted a swift response from Israel, targeting more than 20 locations in Lebanon. Netanyahu's remarks highlight the tension and precariousness surrounding the ceasefire, underscoring its fragile nature.

Netanyahu stated, "We are in a ceasefire, not the end of the war," stressing Israel's commitment to rehabilitating the northern regions while enforcing the ceasefire with stringent measures against any violations.

(With inputs from agencies.)