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The Iran war and its extensions will not have a ceasefire on all fronts. Israel has applauded the agreement reached by the US Administration and the Islamic Republic to cease crossfire attacks for at least two weeks, but has refused to halt its offensive in southern Lebanon against the Shiite group Hezbollah.
In a message published on social networks by the cabinet of Benjamin Netanyahuthe Israeli Government has assured that the ceasefire “does not include Lebanon.” Some statements that contradict the announcement of Shehbaz SharifPrime Minister of Pakistan, the country that has acted as mediator, that the US “and its allies” have approved the suspension of its military campaign “with immediate effect” in all theaters of operations.
In recent weeks, after Hezbollah launched a series of retaliatory attacks following the initial bombings against Iran on February 28, the Israeli Army has launched a relentless ground offensive in southern Lebanon. The Israel Defense Forces have attacked the Shiite group’s command centers, more than half a dozen bridges and claimed responsibility for the deaths of more than a thousand “terrorists.”
The United States has told Israel that it is committed to achieving these goals, shares by the US, Israel and Israel’s regional allies, in the upcoming negotiations.
The two-weeks ceasefire does not include Lebanon.
— Prime Minister of Israel (@IsraeliPM) April 8, 2026
The official Lebanese news agency NNA has confirmed compliance with Netanyahu’s orders and has reported an attack on an ambulance in Al Hulaylah which has caused several fatalities, without specifying the number, and another against a building near the Hiram hospital, which has left four dead.
Last week, the Minister of Defense, Israel Katzannounced that the Army will demolish “all homes” in Lebanese border towns “following the model of Rafah and Beit Hanun [aplicado] in the Gaza Strip.” Tel Aviv has ordered its troops to establish a “security zone” in the neighboring country of about 30 kilometers to the Litani River and has justified the offensive in the need to protect the citizens of northern Israel from air attacks.
The Israeli military campaign in Lebanon has left at least 1,500 dead, 4,800 injured and 1.2 million displaced. The country was involved in the Middle East war when Hezbollah launched rockets against the territory of the Jewish State in solidarity with Iran, two days after Tehran was attacked by Tel Aviv and Washington.
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