Ceasefire in Question: Hezbollah's Defiant Stance

In the wake of a recent truce extension, a Hezbollah lawmaker has voiced skepticism over its effectiveness. The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon, extended by three weeks per U.S. President Donald Trump, was declared insignificant by Ali Fayyad, citing continued Israeli 'hostile acts' as a primary concern.

Ali Fayyad's statement marks the first official response from the Iran-supported group to the ceasefire extension announced recently. He emphasized Hezbollah's stance on the matter, stressing that ongoing Israeli aggression renders the agreement futile.

Moreover, Fayyad underscored his group's right to retaliate against attacks on Lebanese targets, further illustrating the tenuous nature of the current ceasefire environment in the region.