Iranian Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf declares that no ceasefire with the US is possible without including Lebanon, demanding America abandon its "Israel First" policy.

<p>Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar spoke with Dutch Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen. Minister Sa'ar updated his Dutch counterpart on Israel's decision to hold direct negotiations with Lebanon and on the meeting that took place on Tuesday in Washington.</p><p>"Despite all the difficulties and problems arising from the situation in Lebanon, which is effectively under Iranian occupation through Hezbollah - this is an important move that has not occurred in more than 40 years. Removing the Hezbollah threat to Israel's security and to Lebanon's sovereignty will pave the way for peace and normalization," said Sa'ar.</p>

Senior British Ministry of Defense official briefed by the Governor of Ramallah, who is regularly documented participating in support meetings with terrorists who murdered Jews.

Suspected UAV infiltration along the border with Lebanon

Suspected terrorist infiltration in Havat Gilad in Samaria

UAV infiltration incident in northern Israel concludes, residents may leave shelters

Sirens in Metula and the area following launches from Lebanon

<p>The Security Cabinet meeting concluded early Thursday morning after about four hours, without reaching a decision on a ceasefire with Lebanon.</p><p>An Israeli official said at the end of the discussion that "at this stage, we are not approaching a ceasefire."</p>