Israel just launched its third major airstrike on a Hezbollah headquarters in Beirut's Dahieh district since the ceasefire was declared.

While Prime Minister Netanyahu and the IDF Chief of Staff approved the dropping of ten munitions on a seven-story building, reports reveal a complex diplomatic dance with the U.S. administration.
With local northern Israeli residents still running to bomb shelters and Trump previously intervening to halt strikes, is this a permanent policy shift by Israel to break the "Dahieh Equation," or just a targeted, isolated event?