Washington pressures Beirut – and Jerusalem is losing patience.

The two-year war not only claimed thousands of lives but resulted in massive displacement and widespread destruction, fundamentally altering the country’s social and political landscape.

Military source provides details on the elimination of Hezbollah’s military chief; Meanwhile, Israel is building a new Lebanon border barrier “to boost security.”

Lebanese media reports casualties as Israel braces for potential response.

The IDF is also preparing for the possibility of several days of fighting, during which Israeli civilians could come under rocket fire.

EU Ambassador to Israel Michael Mann urges restraint, rejects sanctions and backs training 3,000 Palestinians for Gaza policing despite Israeli concerns.

Despite a cease-fire, Israel intensifies its actions in Lebanon—targeting Hezbollah operatives, holding large-scale military drills and signaling it will not withdraw until security is guaranteed.

Israel accuses Beirut of failing to fulfill its obligations in dealing with Hezbollah.

The president calls for direct negotiations with Jerusalem, saying war has failed and regional compromise is essential.