Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel is poised to resume military actions against Iran if necessary, despite a recently established ceasefire between the United States and Iran. In a video statement, he described the truce as 'fragile' and emphasized that Israel has not completed its objectives. Netanyahu stated, 'We still have objectives to complete, and we will achieve them — either through agreement or through renewed fighting.' He affirmed Israel's readiness to return to combat at any moment, insisting that the current situation is merely a step towards achieving its goals. Netanyahu also clarified that the ceasefire was reached in full cooperation with Israel, rejecting any notion of being informed at the last minute. He expressed gratitude to the Israeli public for their resilience, asserting that Israel is currently stronger than ever while Iran is at its weakest. Furthermore, he confirmed that the ceasefire does not apply to Israel's operations against Hezbollah, which has reportedly faced significant setbacks following recent Israeli airstrikes involving around 50 fighter jets targeting approximately 100 locations in Lebanon.