Donald Trump announced via social media that after discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hezbollah, Israel will cease sending troops to Beirut. He described his call with Hezbollah as 'very good,' claiming they agreed to stop all shooting and that neither side would attack the other. This development comes amid ongoing tensions, as Israel has been conducting military operations in southern Lebanon, particularly targeting Hezbollah-controlled areas. Netanyahu confirmed that Israeli troops would continue to operate in Lebanon to protect northern Israel from potential Hezbollah attacks. The conflict has led to significant displacement, with over 1 million people uprooted in Lebanon due to the fighting. Meanwhile, Iranian state media indicated that a ceasefire agreement between Iran and the US could be jeopardized if Israeli strikes persist in the region.