In the wake of a fragile 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, Hezbollah publicly credited Iran with forcing the halt in hostilities through sustained diplomatic pressure, even as limited violence reportedly continued after the truce took effect. Hezbollah’s leaders warned displaced civilians against returning home too soon, branding Israel a “treacherous enemy” and citing Tehran’s behind-the-scenes negotiations as crucial to securing the pause in fighting. The ceasefire, announced by Donald Trump, is also seen as part of broader U.S.-Iran negotiations mediated with Pakistani involvement.