Netanyahu Rejects Permanent Gaza Cease-Fire, Shifts Focus to Hezbollah
Israeli Prime Minister's stance complicates US-backed truce efforts as tensions rise on northern border with Lebanon.
- Netanyahu insists on continuing the war in Gaza until Hamas is eliminated, rejecting a permanent cease-fire proposal.
- The Israeli leader's comments come as US and UN-backed cease-fire negotiations face significant hurdles.
- Families of hostages criticize Netanyahu for not prioritizing their release, accusing him of political maneuvering.
- Israel plans to redeploy troops to its northern border to confront Hezbollah, raising fears of a new conflict front.
- US officials urge Israel to avoid escalating tensions with Hezbollah while efforts to secure a Gaza truce continue.









































































































