Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed reports of an imminent ceasefire in Lebanon, instructing the military to continue fighting vigorously. He rejected a ceasefire proposal by the US and France, emphasizing Israel’s commitment to defeating Hezbollah.
Netanyahu’s statement followed opposition from Israeli ministers to reports of US efforts for a ceasefire. Talks for a temporary truce with Hezbollah were cited as a key factor in his visit to the UN General Assembly in New York.
Israel’s Foreign Minister echoed Netanyahu’s stance, affirming no ceasefire in the north and pledging to fight until victory. The prime minister’s directive signifies a resolve to combat Hezbollah’s aggression with full force.
