A Lebanese MP says Iran has been able to impose a ceasefire in Lebanon by exerting an all-out diplomatic and military pressure.

For the displaced people of South Lebanon, returning to the olive groves and rubble of their homes is not merely a homecoming, but an act of defiance, a refusal to surrender a homeland that wars have ravaged but never erased from the collective memory of those who belong to it.

Despite a formal truce and the finalization of the war-ending MoU, unrelenting US threats and Israeli military occupation of Lebanon undermine the memorandum, reducing it to a coercive pause – a strategic interlude before renewed conflagration.

For the people of Lebanon, Iran is no distant ally but a steadfast partner bound by a blood covenant forged through shared sacrifice, suffering, and resistance, proving that alliances rooted in a just cause transcend geography, politics and time.

Israel’s minister of military affairs says the regime plans to stay “indefinitely” in newly occupied parts of south Lebanon, Syria and the besieged Gaza Strip.

Many Tunisians view Iran’s response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon as justified amid repeated ceasefire violations.

Hamas highly appreciates latest Iranian missile strikes against the Israeli regime in defense of the Lebanese people and the Axis of Resistance.