Intelligence assessments indicate Israel intends to continue military operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon, conflicting with a key provision of the emerging U.S.-Iran agreement that calls for ending hostilities there.

One intelligence report concluded that, with elections approaching, Netanyahu’s political survival is tied to demonstrating that he will not withdraw Israeli forces from Lebanon and remains committed to escalating pressure on Hezbollah.

I could not be prouder of our 15,000 men and women in uniform who supported the blockade over the past two months. Their dedication and professionalism were on full display every day, ensuring strict enforcement while still supporting humanitarian aid flow. There is no mission too great for our warfighters who make up the most powerful military the world has ever known.

The resistance, relying on a long-term plan, has maintained its internal cohesion and thwarted the enemy's efforts to create division.

Today, the project to destroy Hezbollah has failed, Israel's plans are at a dead end, and the final victory means the complete and definitive expulsion of the occupiers from the last inch of Lebanese soil is certain.

I am giving Alexander Lukashenko one week to withdraw the military equipment from the Ukrainian border that is being used to adjust artillery fire against the Ukrainian population.

Because right now, our civilians are dying every day, children are being injured. If he doesn't do it, we will do it.

Commenting on the agreement, Trump said, “It’s a positive,” adding, “It’s a little icing on the cake.”

He declined to say whether he had spoken directly with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.