Israel-Iran Ceasefire: Hezbollah Fight Continues

0:00On April 8, Israel just backed the U.S. broker two-week ceasefire with Iran, but they're drawing a hard line. It doesn't touch their fight with. Hezbollah up in Lebanon. Officials made that crystal clear this week. Supporting President Trump's call to paw strikes if Iran reopens key sea routes and stops hitting the U.S., Israel, or anyone else in the region, that stands clashes with what Pakistan said as a go-between, claiming the truth would cover Lebanon, too. People's Prime Minister's office shut that down quick, stressing the paws is strictly for Iran. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed they halted attacks on Iran after one last round of overnight strikes on launch sites and infrastructure. They're on high alert for any slip-ups, but keeping full pressure on Hezbollah with targeted ground-ops in southern Lebanon. This flare-up kicked off after joint U.S.-Israeli moves against Iran on February 28, sparking Hezbollah's retaliatory hits. Over 500 people have died in the Lebanon clashes alone, showing how fierce it's gotten.

1:05Even with this brief Iran breather, the North border stays hot as Israel pushes to protect its communities, and the whole region's tension hangs in. The balance. You've been listening to U.S. News today, AI-powered national coverage.