Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that military operations against Hezbollah would continue, only hours after a ten-day ceasefire took effect in Lebanon. In a recorded message, he stated that Israel’s mission to eliminate Hezbollah was not yet complete and that the military had specific plans to counter remaining rocket and drone threats. Netanyahu reiterated that destroying Hezbollah’s military capability remained Israel’s main objective.

In contrast, U.S. President Donald Trump issued a strong warning on social media, declaring that Israel would no longer be allowed to bomb Lebanon. Expressing frustration, Trump wrote, “Enough is enough.” His statement came as a direct rebuke to Netanyahu’s stance, signaling a rare public disagreement between the two allies.

Observers fear that Netanyahu’s declaration could jeopardize the fragile ceasefire, especially after the United States, Israel’s key ally, openly opposed further military action. The next steps from the Israeli leadership remain uncertain amid growing international scrutiny.