Enter search text:Hezbollah will not accept 'partial ceasefire' with Israel: senior group official to AFPAFPLast Updated: Jun 02, 2026, 10:55:00 PM ISTSynopsisHezbollah has rejected a partial ceasefire with Israel. A senior official stated the group will not stop attacks on northern Israel for a deal sparing Beirut's southern suburbs. The group warned of a stronger response to any aggression against the suburbs.APHezbollah will not accept 'partial ceasefire' with Israel: senior group official to AFP (Representative Image)Beirut: Hezbollah will not accept a "partial ceasefire" with Israel, a senior official from the Iran-backed group said Tuesday, refusing to halt attacks against northern Israel in exchange for Israel sparing Beirut's southern suburbs."We will not accept a partial ceasefire," Mahmud Qomati told AFP in a written statement, adding that "the Zionist enemy should know that any aggression against the suburbs could lead to a deeper and stronger response" from the group.Also Read: Lebanon announces partial ceasefire between Israel, Hezbollah but attacks continueOn Monday, US President Donald Trump announced a deal which Lebanese officials later said involved Israel refraining from attacking Beirut's southern suburbs in return for Hezbollah not attacking Israeli territory.Read More News onExplore More Stories
Hezbollah will not accept 'partial ceasefire' with Israel: senior group official to AFP
Hezbollah has rejected a partial ceasefire with Israel. A senior official stated the group will not stop attacks on northern Israel for a deal sparing Beirut's southern suburbs. The group warned of a stronger response to any aggression against the suburbs.
Hezbollah refuses Trump's proposed partial ceasefire, demanding full protection of Beirut's southern suburbs or threatening stronger retaliation. Renewed Middle East escalation risk requires tech operations to assess geopolitical exposure and supply chain contingency.











