The ministers of the Zionist regime are strongly opposed to the temporary ceasefire with Lebanon’s Hezbollah.
According to Russia Al-Yum, despite the aggressions of the Zionist regime and the large-scale killings it has unleashed in Lebanon, the cabinet ministers of this regime have announced their opposition to the temporary ceasefire in Lebanon and the cessation of attacks by this regime and claimed that military strikes against Hezbollah to “achieve “Total Victory” must continue.
Yair Lapid, the head of the opposition movement of the Zionist regime, published a message on the “X” social network and wrote: “This morning, the Israeli government must announce the acceptance of the Biden-Macron ceasefire proposal, but only for 7 days, until the reconstruction of Hezbollah’s command and control systems.” be prevented “We will not accept any proposal that does not include expelling Hezbollah from our northern borders.”
He also added: “Any proposal that is presented should allow the residents of the north to return to their homes immediately and safely and lead to the resumption of negotiations on the hostage deal.” “Any violation of the ceasefire, even a small one, will cause Israel to attack Lebanon again with all its might.”
Betzleil Smotrich, the Minister of Finance of the Zionist regime, announced in a statement: “The battle in the north must end with one of two scenarios (either the destruction of Hezbollah and the removal of its ability to threaten the residents of the north or the continuation of the war). The enemy must not be given a chance to recover from the severe blows he received or prepare to continue fighting. Surrendering to Hezbollah or war is the only way to restore security to the residents of the north and Israel.”
On the other hand, Orit Sturk, the Zionist regime, also said: “There is no moral license for a ceasefire; Not for 21 days and not even for 21 hours. Hezbollah has turned Lebanon into a gunpowder barrel and Security Council Resolution 1701 has turned the residents of the north into hostages and refugees in their own land. “We will not repeat the mistakes of the past and we will not stop until the situation is corrected.”
“Utsama Yehudit” party headed by Itmar Ben Gower, Minister of Internal Security of the Zionist regime, announced in a short statement: “Following the reports about negotiations for a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah, the Utsama Yehudit faction will hold an urgent meeting in the next few hours.”
Miki Zohar, the Minister of Culture and Sports of the Zionist regime from the Likud party, said: “A ceasefire without receiving any concrete concessions from Hezbollah is a big mistake that jeopardizes the great military achievements of Israel in recent days. I hope these reports are false and we must continue until we achieve complete victory in the north.”
On the other hand, Gideon Sa’er, a member of the Knesset of the Zionist regime, said: “Reducing the intensity of Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon in recent days and avoiding targeting Hezbollah’s capabilities in Beirut, like what happened in South Lebanon and the Bekaa, is wrong.”
He added: “It is necessary to continue and evolve the operation to destroy the main capabilities of Hezbollah, which are a threat to the depth of Israel. Stopping this operation gives Hezbollah time to take measures that will make it more difficult to carry out this mission in the future.”
“If the reports about the 21-day temporary ceasefire agreement are true, this is a huge mistake on Israel’s part,” said Zeif Elkin, a member of the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Security Committee. This will give Hezbollah time to recover from the blows it received and reorganize its ranks for the battle.”
He added: Israel’s demand in Lebanon should be clear: no temporary ceasefire, only a permanent halt unrelated to the ongoing war in Gaza, and the removal of Hezbollah from beyond the Litani River. As long as Hezbollah does not agree to these conditions, it should take advantage of its weakness increase military pressure, and operate with all its forces in Lebanon. We cannot defeat the terrorist organizations without hesitation and we cannot return the residents of the north to their homes safely!”