Hezbollah restricts activities to south Lebanon, calls for ceasefire

Israel continued its military operations in southern Lebanon, expanding its airstrikes and escalating both ground and aerial operations, despite U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of reaching an understanding for a mutual ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. In response, Hezbollah's Deputy Head of the Political Council, Mahmoud Qamati, stated that "Hezbollah" has agreed to a "genuine and comprehensive ceasefire," emphasizing their rejection of any equation linking southern Beirut to northern Israeli settlements. He confirmed that the party remains committed to a true calm, but warned that any targeting of the southern suburb would be met with a response aimed at targets farther than the northern settlements. On the ground, the Israeli airstrikes continued to hit several cities and towns, resulting in the deaths of some civilians and injuries to others, amid ongoing Israeli threats to escalate if attacks from Lebanon persist.

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