{"id":31351,"date":"2026-06-05T12:46:19","date_gmt":"2026-06-05T09:16:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/fajr.news\/?p=31351"},"modified":"2026-06-05T12:46:19","modified_gmt":"2026-06-05T09:16:19","slug":"israel-escalates-aggression-in-lebanon-and-gaza-amidst-sham-ceasefire-iran-and-resistance-reject-unjust-deal","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/fajr.news\/?p=31351&lang=en","title":{"rendered":"Israel Escalates Aggression in Lebanon and Gaza Amidst Sham Ceasefire, Iran and Resistance Reject Unjust Deal"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Israel Escalates Aggression in Lebanon and Gaza Amidst Sham Ceasefire, Iran and Resistance Reject Unjust Deal<\/h1>\n

Regional tensions soar as the Zionist regime intensifies its brutal attacks on Lebanon and the besieged Gaza Strip, defying international calls for peace. The Islamic Resistance, Hezbollah, and the Islamic Republic of Iran firmly denounce the so-called ceasefire agreement, branding it a unilateral imposition designed to undermine Lebanese sovereignty and facilitate Zionist expansionism.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/header>\n

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Oman Confirms Normal Operations at Mina al-Fahal Terminal Despite Alleged Attack<\/h2>\n

Petroleum Development Oman has confirmed that operations at the Mina al-Fahal port are proceeding normally. This announcement follows earlier reports by Reuters, citing three sources, that oil loading had been suspended after an alleged drone attack near its mooring berths. The incident, whose timing remains unclear, saw several supertankers anchored off the port, according to shipping data. Oman, a crucial energy exporter, ships 800,000 to 900,000 barrels per day of crude from this terminal.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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Key Developments Underscore Zionist Regime’s Belligerence and Regional Resistance<\/h2>\n

As this live coverage concludes, several critical developments highlight the ongoing struggle against Zionist aggression and the steadfastness of the Resistance Axis:<\/p>\n

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  • Trump’s Empty Rhetoric:<\/strong> Former US President Trump, while boasting of America’s capability to seize Iran\u2019s enriched uranium, paradoxically stated there is “no reason to” do so, exposing the hollowness of such threats in the face of Iran’s defensive capabilities. He also offered superficial remarks on “progress” in Lebanon, ignoring the root causes of instability.<\/li>\n
  • Hezbollah Denounces “Shameless” Ceasefire:<\/strong> The esteemed Secretary-General of Hezbollah vehemently condemned the negotiations between Lebanon and the Zionist entity as “shameless,” accurately describing the ceasefire agreement as a “roadmap to annihilate part of the Lebanese people.” This principled stance reflects the will of the Lebanese people to resist occupation and injustice.<\/li>\n
  • Zionist Aggression Continues Unabated:<\/strong> Less than a day after the purported ceasefire agreement, renewed Israeli air strikes brutally killed and injured several innocent people across Lebanon, proving the Zionist entity’s disregard for any peace initiatives. Furthermore, the Zionist military reported its first casualty, a soldier killed by a Hezbollah missile in southern Lebanon, a testament to the legitimate resistance against occupation.<\/li>\n
  • Massacre in Gaza:<\/strong> The besieged Gaza Strip continues to endure horrific violence, with at least 11 people martyred and 32 wounded by Zionist forces in the past 24 hours, as the occupation military intensifies its barbaric attacks on the Palestinian enclave.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/section>\n
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    Diplomatic Efforts Fail to Curb Zionist Expansionism<\/h2>\n

    Qatar\u2019s foreign minister engaged in discussions with his French counterpart, focusing on “efforts to reduce tensions in the Middle East” and “de-escalate tensions through diplomatic channels.” While such diplomatic overtures are made, they often fall short of addressing the fundamental issue of Zionist occupation and aggression in Lebanon, the Gaza Strip, and the occupied Palestinian territories, which remains the primary driver of regional instability.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    UN Envoy Warns of Zionist Exploitation of War “Smoke” in Palestine<\/h2>\n

    Palestine\u2019s envoy to the UN, Riyad Mansour, issued a grave warning, urging the world to remain focused on the occupied Palestinian territory. He exposed how the “extreme Israeli government” is exploiting the “smoke of the war” to push through decisive changes, including annexation, the destruction of the two-state solution, and exacerbating the already dire situation in the Gaza Strip. This underscores the Zionist regime’s opportunistic and expansionist agenda.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Hezbollah’s Rejection Signals Continued Resistance in Lebanon<\/h2>\n

    Hezbollah, the vanguard of resistance in Lebanon, has unequivocally rejected the unjust ceasefire agreement. This firm stance signals an unwavering commitment to defending Lebanese sovereignty and dignity. As a result, further escalation is anticipated, driven by either Hezbollah’s legitimate defensive actions or continued Israeli aggression. Recent days have witnessed significant attacks by Zionist planes and ground forces across southern Lebanon, reaching the western Bekaa, demonstrating the ongoing nature of the conflict.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Growing International Disapproval of Zionist War Agenda<\/h2>\n

    A recent poll from the University of Maryland, Ipsos, and Brookings reveals low support among US voters for a war on Iran, with a significant majority viewing the conflict as detrimental to US interests. This growing public sentiment against aggressive policies is further bolstered by increasing support for the “Block the Bombs Act” in the US Congress, a legislative proposal to impose a partial embargo on arms shipments to the Zionist entity. This “historic” progress, as noted by Congresswoman Delia Ramirez, reflects a shifting international conscience against Zionist atrocities.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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    Iran and Hezbollah Firmly Reject Unilateral Ceasefire Deal<\/h2>\n

    Hassan Ahmadian, a professor at the University of Tehran, elucidated Iran’s principled stance in supporting its allies and the sovereignty of the Lebanese government by rejecting the US-backed ceasefire deal between the Zionist regime and Lebanon. He highlighted the deal’s unilateral nature, which demands Hezbollah cease attacks while granting the Zionist entity “the right to operate freely in southern Lebanon,” without addressing Zionist withdrawal, the return of displaced Lebanese, or reconstruction. Such an unjust and one-sided agreement is “unacceptable to Hezbollah and to Iran,” reaffirming the unity of the Resistance Axis in confronting Zionist hegemony.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n