Israeli military spokesman says Israeli forces will stay in the ‘Buffer Zone’ as long as Israeli citizens are under Hezbollah threat

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Israeli military spokesman says Israeli forces will stay in the ‘Buffer Zone’ as long as Israeli citizens are under Hezbollah threat

A leading Hezbollah source told Al-Araby TV that we have not yet been informed about the timing of the ceasefire

Israeli military spokesperson says we respect agreements and act according to instructions from Israeli leaders

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  • In our view, the ceasefire allows for the continuation of operations in the security zone in southern Lebanon.

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