Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the Israeli Air Force to prepare for a response after a Hezbollah ceasefire violation, Israeli media report. It appears that several airstrikes in southern Lebanon are expected to be carried out later today.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the Israeli Air Force to prepare for a military response following a Hezbollah ceasefire violation, according to Israeli media. The directive comes as it appears that several airstrikes in southern Lebanon are expected to be carried out later today.
The directive comes amid the Israeli campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon, which The Zioneer has covered extensively. The 2025 ceasefire framework, which was intended to keep Hezbollah forces north of the Litani River, has been repeatedly violated by the group's continued presence south of the river, according to The Zioneer's previous reporting. The IDF has conducted multiple air campaigns in southern Lebanon in recent weeks, targeting Hezbollah command posts and infrastructure in response to violations.
The specific targets and timing of the expected strikes remain unconfirmed. The IDF has not issued an official statement, and no changes to Home Front Command guidelines have been announced.
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