Israel army chief in south Lebanon, says Hezbollah in 'difficult position'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Israel remains vigilant, vowing to protect its northern communities and maintain its presence in a Lebanese security zone.
51% : Also Read: Hezbollah says Israel bears 'full responsibility' for truce violations "This is the purpose guiding all our efforts...
47% : Zamir vowed to defend the communities of northern Israel from Hezbollah rockets.
43% : Earlier on Sunday, Defence Minister Israel Katz said Israeli forces had standing orders to act against any threat inside Lebanon and insisted they would remain in the so-called security zone established within Lebanese territory.
37% : Israel's military chief declared Hezbollah severely weakened and in a "very difficult position" after clashes in southern Lebanon.
35% : Jerusalem: Israel's military chief said on Sunday that Hezbollah had suffered a severe blow fighting Israeli forces and was now in a "very difficult position", as he met with troops in southern Lebanon.
34% : Also Read: US, Iran negotiators add 'emergency session' on Israel-Hezbollah conflict in Switzerland meet "Hezbollah has suffered a severe and significant blow, and we are committed to remaining prepared to continue operating and prevent its rebuilding," Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir said, according to a military statement.
34% : Despite a new ceasefire announcement on Friday as part of the memorandum of understanding signed by Tehran and Washington, Israel and Hezbollah had continued to clash.
33% : Hezbollah had pulled Lebanon into the Middle East war in early March when the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group fired rockets at Israel in retaliation for the killing of Iran's supreme leader in US-Israeli strikes.

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