Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reaffirmed the country's commitment to military operations against Hezbollah, stating that strikes will continue 'wherever necessary' to safeguard Israeli civilians. This declaration follows a series of intense airstrikes across Lebanon aimed at degrading Hezbollah's capabilities. Netanyahu emphasized that the military's operations are not confined by geographical boundaries, aiming to restore security in northern Israel. However, this escalation has raised concerns about the temporary ceasefire, with Iran accusing the US and Israel of breaching key clauses of the ceasefire agreement. Iran's Parliament Speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has threatened to withdraw from upcoming negotiations in Islamabad, citing violations including breaches of Lebanese airspace and Iran's right to enrich uranium. Despite these tensions, diplomatic talks are still set to proceed, with the US delegation led by Vice President JD Vance. Netanyahu's firm stance indicates that Israel will continue its military campaign until its objectives are fully achieved, whether through negotiations or renewed conflict.