The Israeli enemy considers the mere existence of Hezbollah’s military wing and its efforts to rebuild its organizational structure and military arsenal a “violation of the ceasefire.” Consequently, it will not allow this, whether through airstrikes or threats thereof, nor will it permit a return to the post-July 2006 war period. This is the current situation and will remain so until God decrees otherwise, at which point deterrence equations with the enemy may be imposed.

As for the issue of surrendering weapons, this is what the Americans are working on daily in Lebanon through politics and diplomacy (pressure, threats, and blackmail). Hezbollah, for its part, has firmly decided against surrendering its weapons.

It is important to understand that surrendering weapons does not mean living in prosperity and peace, nor does it mean an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territories, nor the end of wars and a paradise-like state. Lebanon is not the UAE or Saudi Arabia (in terms of geography, economic situation, and historical relations with the enemy).

Therefore, the cost of not surrendering weapons, no matter how high, remains preferable to surrendering them.

The region is undergoing change, and the outcomes have not yet been determined or clarified.

Confirmation of commitment to the two-state solution, Israel and Palestine, with secure and recognized borders.

It will include pledges from other countries ready to recognize the Palestinian state.

fully occupying the Gaza Strip would take years and that, for now, focused airstrikes should continue.

We already miss Hertzi Halevi. You should apologize to him; you attacked him for the same reasons.