Netanyahu accuses Hezbollah of alleged ceasefire breach
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- 'Israel' vows forceful response to attacks.
- PM says military follows political directives.
- Netanyahu warns against threats from Lebanon, Gaza.
'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that Hezbollah allegedly violated the ceasefire agreement by launching an attack against 'Israeli' soldiers positioned inside the designated "Yellow Line" military zone in southern Lebanon.
Addressing the security situation, Netanyahu declared that 'Israel' would not tolerate any aggressive actions directed at its armed forces along the border or within operational zones.
The remarks come amid heightened friction surrounding the "Yellow Line"—a military demarcation buffer zone established by the 'Israeli' military in southern Lebanon.
Netanyahu reiterated that political directives dictate all ongoing operational activities in both northern and southern fronts, emphasizing that military measures will continue to be deployed to counter threats to national security.
