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IDF Chief in South Lebanon Warns Ceasefire Is Fragile
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 21, 2026
What happened
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said during a situational assessment in southern Lebanon that Israel will not allow radical terror groups to entrench on its border. He warned that Hezbollah has been badly damaged, but the ceasefire is fragile and the IDF must be ready to fight again.
- 01Zamir held a situational assessment in southern Lebanon.
- 02He said Israel will not allow terrorist groups to entrench on its borders.
- 03Zamir said Hezbollah has suffered a severe blow.
- 04He warned the ceasefire is fragile and fighting could resume.
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