The IDF presented Israel’s Cabinet with a plan for a large-scale ground operation in Lebanon, according to GLZ Radio journalist; Prime Minister Netanyahu pushed back against the proposal, amid pressure from U.S. President Trump not to strike Beirut

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SCOOP: The IDF has presented Israel’s Cabinet with a plan for a large-scale ground operation in Lebanon. Prime Minister Netanyahu had a limited security meeting last night following renewed sirens in northern Israel after Hezbollah fire Defense Minister Israel Katz and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir backed the proposal of the IDF for a large scale operation In Lebanon, arguing that failing to act now would allow Hezbollah to rebuild during the ceasefire. Prime Minister Netanyahu pushed back against the proposal, amid pressure from U.S. President Trump not to strike Beirut or expand military operations in Lebanon.

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