Israel has expressed strong opposition to the recent ceasefire deal between the United States and Iran, advocating for continued military pressure to further weaken Tehran's leadership. Sources indicate that Israeli officials were dissatisfied with the limited consultation prior to the announcement of the ceasefire, which they felt undermined their strategic interests. Despite these concerns, Israel decided to support the ceasefire, coordinated with US President Donald Trump, while clarifying that military operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon would persist. In a televised address, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that Israel remains ready to escalate military operations if diplomatic negotiations do not yield satisfactory results. The ceasefire is seen as a temporary measure, with ongoing discussions expected to address Iran's nuclear material and missile threats. However, significant differences remain regarding the long-term framework for resolving the conflict, particularly around nuclear enrichment and sanctions.