Hezbollah says Israel will leave Lebanon
The rising tension between Hezbollah of Lebanon and Israel raises fears about the impact on the future of the ceasefire in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem affirmed that Israel will not be able to impose a permanent presence in Lebanese territory, clarifying that the party will respond to any future Israeli aggression. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces will remain in the southern area to face security challenges, deeming their presence essential to protect the residents of northern Israel, despite ongoing tensions and disagreements over the implementation of the ceasefire terms.
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