Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the war with Hezbollah is not over. In a televised speech, he stated that Iran and Hezbollah are trying to establish a new equation against Israel, which is unacceptable.
Netanyahu also expressed that they will respond strongly to any new attack from Iran. The Israeli leader argued that the new order Iran and Hezbollah want to establish will not succeed.
Netanyahu further mentioned that he has had good talks with US President Donald Trump. This statement came amid ongoing tensions between Israel and the Iran axis.
It was also reported that the Israeli army continues airstrikes in southern Lebanon. According to Lebanese media, the attacks targeted the Nabatieh, Jezzine, and Tyre regions.
US Ambassador to Lebanon Michel Issa said efforts are underway to ensure stability in southern Lebanon and to facilitate the return of residents to border villages. After meeting with Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, Issa stated that the border line will not turn into an unmanned buffer zone and that people can return home provided security, stability, and basic services are restored.
The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced that between March 2 and June 6, 3,637 people lost their lives and 11,188 were injured in Israeli attacks. The ministry noted that women and children were among the dead and wounded.
Meanwhile, Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters announced a suspension of military operations against Israel. The headquarters warned that if attacks continue, especially in southern Lebanon, Tehran will respond with greater force.