Most Israelis Oppose Iran Ceasefire and Hezbollah Truce, Poll Finds

Nearly two-thirds of Israelis oppose the ceasefire with Iran.

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Algemeiner

39% said Israel should resume attacks, 41% said it should respect the ceasefire.

Algemeiner

61% opposed extending the ceasefire to include Hezbollah.

The poll surveyed 1,312 Israelis with a margin of error of 3.2%.

Support for Netanyahu has declined since the start of the conflict.

The ceasefire was brokered by Pakistan without Israeli participation.

Netanyahu was slow to communicate, waiting nearly 24 hours to address the nation.

BBC

Israel stepped up military operations in Lebanon after the truce.

Netanyahu agreed to direct talks with the Lebanese government.

Iran has insisted that Lebanon is covered by the ceasefire, while the United States and Israel have said it is not.

“Iran has insisted that Lebanon is covered by the cease-fire, while the United States and Israel have said it is not, threatening the truce”

The New York Times

The Lebanese health ministry said more than 350 people were killed in air strikes last Wednesday.

The Israel Defense Forces said it had killed 250 Hezbollah operatives.

The battle for Bint Jbeil was nearing its final stages.

Weapons are stored beneath homes and moved back inside after firing.

The IMF warned of economic fallout from the war.

Oil prices rose as Brent crude settled at $95.92 a barrel.

ynetnews

Netanyahu's popularity declined.

Israel killed at least 2,000 people in Iran.

The American death toll stood at 13 service members.