“The ceasefire is harsher than the war itself…”

Today’s Israeli attacks reached their highest level of escalation since the announcement of the alleged ceasefire.

Dozens of airstrikes and dozens of martyrs and wounded were reported, while the resistance has intensified the pace of its operations to reinforce the deterrence equation after the authorities granted the enemy the right to violate our land and spill our blood with impunity.

There are many reasons behind this trajectory, most notably:

The enemy seeks to impose a heavy price on the resistance in exchange for its retaliation, in order to establish for itself freedom of action without facing a response, and to return to the pre–March 2 reality.

The justification provided by the U.S. State Department’s position paper, which granted the enemy the “right to self-defense” according to what it deems appropriate — a stance reaffirmed by the President of the Republic.

The approaching Iranian response to the American remarks, and the possibility of reaching an agreement that could end the war.

Hassan Al-Durr