What did Benjamin Netanyahu say about the ceasefire with Hezbollah?
When the ceasefire with Hezbollah came into effect, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu explicitly stated that it didn't signal an end to the conflict with Hezbollah, indicating his view that hostilities would continue despite the formal agreement. Following this declaration, Israeli military operations have persisted, with strikes targeting what the Israeli army describes as 'Hezbollah's assets.' This ongoing military activity demonstrates the practical implementation of Netanyahu's position that the ceasefire represents only a pause rather than a resolution to the broader conflict.
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Netanyahu's Stance on Ongoing Conflict
Al Jazeera English·8 months ago
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Why did Israeli troops delay their withdrawal, affecting the return of Lebanese families to their villages?
What are the conditions like in the villages that people are returning to after the conflict?
What do the returning families express about their feelings upon returning despite the destruction?
Why does the Lebanese government consider the presence of Israeli soldiers as an occupation?
What actions is the Israeli military taking regarding Hezbollah in the region?
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