Lebanon
Israel plans to hold strategic territories in southern Lebanon to protect against incursions. The prime minister also supported the US naval blockade of Iran.
The Pope called for a halt to hostilities in Lebanon due to the moral obligation to protect people. Israel has intensified attacks in the south of the country and ground operations.
Rallies for and against war with Iran took place in Tel Aviv, Paris, and other cities. Protesters called for an end to the war machine and regime change.
J. D. Vance left Pakistan after 21 hours of negotiations without an agreement. The parties failed to agree on nuclear guarantees and control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Planet Labs has imposed an indefinite delay on the release of images of Iran and neighboring countries. This prevents media from assessing the consequences of military actions.
The Trump administration and Lebanon are asking Israel to pause attacks for de-escalation. Netanyahu is considering the request before a meeting of ambassadors in Washington.
The Iranian delegation, led by Ghalibaf, will meet with J. D. Vance in Pakistan. Tehran hesitated for a long time due to the hostilities in Lebanon and the blockade of the strait.
Next week, a preparatory round of talks between representatives of Israel and Lebanon will take place in the US. The meeting aims to resolve the conflict.
The US Vice President will be the highest-ranking official since 1979 to engage in talks with Tehran. The parties will discuss a ceasefire after a two-week truce.
The cost of Brent and WTI increased due to the halt of tanker traffic and reduced production in Saudi Arabia. Experts predict a price of up to $190 per barrel.
Iran's Foreign Minister stated that the Israeli Prime Minister is prolonging the war to avoid prison. Netanyahu's bribery trial is set to resume on Sunday.
The Italian Prime Minister emphasized the importance of transatlantic unity amid the war in Iran. She called for a review of the EU's security strategy due to Trump.
Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the government to begin negotiations with Lebanon in the near future. The parties will discuss the demilitarization of the group and peaceful relations.
The cost of Brent and WTI has risen again. Tankers are not resuming transit through the Strait of Hormuz due to risks.
The Israeli army eliminated Ali Youssef Harshi, an advisor to Naim Qassem. In Lebanon, weapons depots and militant checkpoints were also targeted.
Over 400 tankers are waiting in the Persian Gulf despite Trump's statement about the safety of the route. Vessels need special permits to resume transit.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard published maps of minefields in the Strait of Hormuz. This caused a jump in oil prices and jeopardized the truce.
The Israeli Prime Minister announced his readiness to resume hostilities against Iran. According to Netanyahu, "Iran is weaker than ever, and Israel is stronger than ever."
The US Vice President stated that the truce with Iran does not apply to Lebanon. He called any claims to the contrary either propaganda or a strategic mistake.
The French President welcomed the agreement between the US and Iran on a truce. Macron called on the parties to adhere to the agreements to build lasting peace in the region.
Shehbaz Sharif called on the parties to observe a two-week ceasefire. Israel continues its operation against Hezbollah in Lebanon despite calls for diplomacy.
Israel's Ben Gurion Airport returns to normal operations after the announcement of a ceasefire. Subsequently, airports in Herzliya, Ramon, and Haifa will also resume operations.
Iran's parliament speaker announced the violation of three points of agreements by the United States. A bilateral ceasefire and negotiations are currently deemed inappropriate.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps demands an end to the shelling of Lebanon. Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz to tankers due to Israel's violation of the truce.
Donald Trump stated that attacks on Hezbollah are not included in the two-week truce. In response, Iran banned tankers from passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran banned the passage of tankers due to Israeli attacks on Lebanon. After the truce was announced, two vessels were allowed to pass safely through the strait.
In 10 minutes, Israel attacked over 100 Hezbollah command centers and headquarters. The operation was prepared for several weeks based on precise intelligence data.
Despite a two-week ceasefire agreement, Iran, as Tehran stated, was attacked at a refinery on Lavan Island, and Kuwait reported 31 drones. Israel continues airstrikes on Lebanon.
The IDF has completed a wave of attacks on Iranian missile facilities and remains on high alert. Despite a truce with Tehran, Israel is attacking Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Netanyahu welcomed the two-week suspension of US attacks on Iran. The ceasefire does not apply to Lebanon, despite mediators' statements about a general lull.