Former Mossad senior official David Elam addresses the possibility of war in the north, stating that neither Nasrallah nor Hezbollah are interested in it. He also remarked, "The American government is displaying hints that are also evident in negotiations."

Biden warns Nasrallah US can’t prevent Israeli response if Hezbollah attacks continue 

Israel and Lebanon on high alert, as impending war looks like a real possibility. 

Controversial figure Tal Zilberstein is at the heart of global public diplomacy efforts.

Lapid wrote this morning on his Twitter account: "Independence Day will not be complete if the Israeli government does not announce that on September 1 the residents of the North are returning to their homes."

Hezbollah will reportedly launch more UAVs from hiding places close to the border area and try to infiltrate Israel with the goal of acquiring data on key targets.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah referred to the Israeli assassination of senior Revolutionary Guards officers in Damascus and said that: "There will be consequences from Iran as well."

Arab sources report that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's grandson may have been killed in a series of IDF strikes in retaliation to rocket fire across the border.

An Iranian exile linked to the Syrian and Iranian opposition claimed to have uncovered the place where Hassan Nasrallah and the rest of Hezbollah's leadership are hiding deep in the mountains of Lebanon.

In a speech he gave last week, Nasrallah ordered the residents of southern Lebanon to abandon their smartphones and internet cameras since, according to him, Israel uses them to identify the organization's operatives.

A direct hit was reported on the city of Tzfat, wounding 8. The cabinet will convene to decide on a response to the attack.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah gave a speech today, rejecting proposed deals to calm the northern border and arguing Israel is too weak to dictate terms.

On the day following the elimination of al-Arouri, both Hamas and Hezbollah issued retaliation threats. However, they haven't taken any action, either due to a lack of capability or a lack of willingness. Meanwhile, no change in the guidelines from the Home Front Command on the northern border and the rest of the country.

During his visit to the north, Minister Gantz emphasized that even if a ceasefire is required for the return of abductees, there will be no stopping of the war. "We will continue until we achieve the goals."

The Defense Minister toured the northern border and asserted that the Air Force is prepared for any mission, even against Hezbollah. Gallant also sent a strong message to Nasrallah: "If a mistake is made, it will determine Lebanon's fate."

Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, referred to the tensions on the Lebanon-Israel border and issued a threatening message to Israel: "Beware of taking any foolish step or making such decisions and others. The resistance will not hesitate to shoulder the responsibility imposed on it in response and in liberating territories."

Hezbollah's leader delivered a speech in which he analyzed the situation in Israel. In part of his speech, Nasrallah stated that the Israeli media uses psychological warfare against Israelis and creates panic