The Secretary General of Hezbollah, Naim Qasim, announced that they will fight until the Israeli army leaves Lebanon and rejected the ceasefire proposal.
Medianews.az reports that this was stated in an official statement by the Israeli army (IDF).
According to the information, the infiltration of a UAV into the country's northern airspace triggered alarm signals in northern Israel. According to claims by Israel's famous newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth," minutes after Naim Qasim's speech against the ceasefire, at least 3 UAVs were sent to the mentioned region by Hezbollah.
The main point of attention during the attack was related to the Shlomi settlement area where the air alert was declared. Notably, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a meeting with local administrators in that village and left the area just a few minutes before the alarm signal. It is reported that the Prime Minister was narrowly saved from the UAV attack at the last moment.
Recall that shortly before this tension, the U.S. State Department announced that Israel and Lebanon had agreed on a large-scale ceasefire. The main condition of that agreement demanded that Hezbollah completely stop its attacks and withdraw its military units from south of the Litani River.