BREAKING: IDF BLITZ Attack On Hezbollah; U.S. Warns NATO; Iran STRAINS Ceasefire | TBN Israel

The current ceasefire between the US, Iran, and Israel is not a period of calm for Israel in Lebanon. Instead, Israel is actively using this 'window of action' to intensify its campaign against Hezbollah. The IDF launched 'Operation Eternal Darkness,' a coordinated air and ground assault, striking over 100 targets simultaneously to prevent escapes and eliminate key command personnel. This strategy aims to weaken Hezbollah's infrastructure and leadership while Iran is preoccupied with negotiations and recovering from war damages.

The IDF eliminated Ali Yusef Harasi, personal secretary and nephew to Hezbollah's Secretary General Naim Kasim, in Beirut. They also destroyed two strategic crossings over the Litani River used for weapon transfers and eliminated dozens of terrorists in ground operations. Prime Minister Netanyahu explicitly stated Israel would continue striking Hezbollah, and Trump confirmed Lebanon was not included in the ceasefire deal.

Iran's leadership appears discombobulated, speaking with multiple voices regarding the ceasefire negotiations. While signaling openness to talks, Iran simultaneously refuses to limit its nuclear program, demands compensation, and sets new conditions for attending talks. This behavior is interpreted as an attempt to best position themselves, create psychological warfare, and undermine the US's resolve, rather than engaging in straightforward negotiations.

The White House spokeswoman stated Iran signaled willingness to transfer enriched uranium, but also stressed it's a 'red line' Trump won't retreat from. Conversely, Iran's Nuclear Development Organization announced no intention to limit the program. Iranian media published a 10-point plan with demands far from US conditions, which Trump called 'lies' spread by 'crooks.'

The war has inflicted severe economic damage on Iran, estimated at $140-150 billion, alongside extensive destruction of military and civilian infrastructure. This economic strain is impacting the Revolutionary Guards' decision-making. Internally, the regime is tightening control, increasing repression, accelerating executions, and worsening prison conditions, indicating a fear of domestic unrest as the military front partially quiets.

Residents of Tehran woke up to a 'wounded city' with damaged buildings and a battered economy. Reports from Ain prison detail welded cell doors, food shortages, violence, and live fire against inmates. Iran's judiciary chief called for accelerating executions and property confiscation from 'enemy agents.'

The US is reassessing its alliances based on support during the conflict with Iran. It is considering withdrawing forces from NATO members who did not assist in the war and relocating them to more supportive nations. Additionally, the US has implemented new, dramatic economic sanctions, imposing a 50% tariff on all goods from countries supplying military weapons or technology to Iran, aiming to cut off Iran's production lines.

The US is considering withdrawing forces from NATO members like France, Italy, and Spain, while potentially benefiting Poland, Romania, Lithuania, and Greece. President Trump announced a 50% tariff on all goods imported from countries supplying military weapons or technology to Iran.