Hezbollah has once again attacked Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon with an anti-tank missile and a drone — as Netanyahu warns that the ceasefire may be nearing its end.
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The 19-year-old from Herzliya is one of 16 soldiers who have fallen since the start of Operation “Roaring Lion”.
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir warns Israel’s multi-front campaign against Iran and its proxies may continue through 2026.
The ceasefire with Hezbollah has been in effect since April 17 — but that did not stop the terror organization from killing one Israeli soldier and wounding six others on Sunday.
The latest accusation against Israel collapses under its own facts: the target was a Hezbollah-linked convoy departing a known Hezbollah site, not a press convoy under attack.
The 10-day diplomatic pause squanders the operational momentum achieved over 46 days of intense combat.
“For over two years, our children have suffered without any security solution on the horizon,” said Mayor Avichai Stern.
With Israel still on alert for renewed hostilities, the military has released a detailed account of what it says was achieved against Iran and Hezbollah—far beyond the lazy claim that little was accomplished.
Two Israeli reservists were killed in fighting in southern Lebanon—killed by Hezbollah explosive devices. Their deaths show how dangerous and unpredictable operations in the villages and hills beyond the border remain.
Analysis of the background of the ceasefire and a look at why Israel’s apparent weakness, on closer inspection, can also be understood as a tactical gain.
