Israel PM Netanyahu says Israel has achieved achievements that once seemed imaginary; Prepared to return to fighting at any moment

Netanyahu's remarks signal a volatile geopolitical climate, emphasizing Israel's readiness to escalate military action against Iran.

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White House Press Secretary Leavitt says two-week ceasefire is victory for the US; US has achieved and exceeded core military objectives; Iran's ability to build missiles has been set back by years

An Iranian senior official told Al Jazeera they will punish Israel for the crime it committed in Lebanon and for violating the ceasefire terms

Israel PM Netanyahu says Israel has achieved achievements that once seemed imaginary; Prepared to return to fighting at any moment

Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei had instructed his negotiators, for the first time since the war began, to move towards a deal on Monday, according to Axios citing source

Senior US official says the White House is not currently concerned that the situation in Lebanon would cause the ceasefire with Iran to collapse; Trump and Netanyahu agreed during call pre-ceasefire that fighting could continue in Lebanon

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  • US did not surprise Israel with ceasefire.
  • Ceasefire is coordinated with Israel.
  • This is not the end of the campaign - the negotiations are a step on the way to achieving our goals.
  • Destroyed Iran's missile making capabilities.
  • Enriched uranium will leave Iran through agreement or war.
  • Ceasefire does not include Hezbollah.
  • Iran has given up all its previous demands in the negotiations.
  • Prepared to resume war on Iran; our finger is on the trigger.
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His comments on achieved objectives and the role of the US suggest a coordinated strategy, which could heighten tensions in the region, impacting oil prices and safe-haven assets like gold. Traders should closely monitor how this situation develops, as further escalations may lead to significant market movements and shifts in risk sentiment.

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