With the latest ceasefire, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in particular has disappointed his voters.

The IDF had reportedly known about the top-secret, camouflaged facility in eastern Lebanon for some time.

The agency’s exit from Jerusalem is a “historic moment” and “the end of the era of disgrace,” said Knesset member Dan Illouz.

It marks the first time since 2000 that Israeli forces have advanced this deep into Lebanese territory.

Concerns linger over Hezbollah’s compliance and Israel’s operational freedom.

The Israeli finance minister also called to encourage voluntary migration from Gaza, saying the Strip’s population could be reduced by more than half within two years.

Israel is at a turning point in the conflict with Hezbollah. Despite Israel’s military successes, the planned agreement contains significant weaknesses that could have a detrimental effect.

The counter-terrorism expert also said IDF generals have a “mind virus” that makes it harder to understand jihadists.

“We have always been committed to our obligations under international law,” David Lammy told reporters in Italy.