Did Netanyahu approve the ceasefire? 'Within 2 days...'

According to reports in the Israeli press, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has approved an agreement to reach a ceasefire with Hezbollah in Lebanon.

According to a report by Israel's state television channel KAN, the Tel Aviv administration has given the green light for a ceasefire to Amos Hochstein, Senior Advisor to US President Joe Biden, who is mediating between Israel and Hezbollah.

NETANYAHU GAVE APPROVAL

The report stated that Netanyahu and his ministers evaluated the ceasefire proposal in Lebanon during a security consultation meeting held last night, and that Prime Minister Netanyahu approved this agreement.

CLAIM OF ASSURANCES FROM THE US

It was stated that the discussions at the meeting focused specifically on the Israeli army's freedom of movement on the Syria-Lebanon border.

It is claimed that Israel has received assurances from the US regarding its military operational capability on the border in the event of a violation of the agreement.

CEASEFIRE EXPECTED WITHIN TWO DAYS

According to information KAN based on unnamed Israeli sources, it was reported that the agreement has been signed and the ceasefire is expected to be announced to the public within the next two days.

Sources stated that Netanyahu is currently planning how to announce the agreement to the public.

It remains to be seen how this move toward a ceasefire with Hezbollah in Lebanon will be received by the Israeli public and in the international arena.

Whether this process, shaped by active US mediation, will reduce tensions in the region will become clear in the coming days.