Netanyahu: Israel will not recognize the International Criminal Court's decision
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Axios: Israel has made significant progress toward reaching a ceasefire agreement in Lebanon, but some gaps still need to be bridged
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Israeli Foreign Minister: I expressed my disappointment to the Dutch Foreign Minister over his statement respecting the ICC's decision
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The Dutch Foreign Ministry confirmed cancelling the minister's visit to Israel
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Norwegian Foreign Minister: The International Criminal Court plays a crucial role in ensuring accountability for crimes, and I am confident it will proceed accordingly
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Dutch Foreign Minister: Our authorities will arrest Netanyahu if he enters Dutch territory
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Former PSP leader Walid Jumblatt to MTV: The ball is in Israel's court, and I stressed to Hochstein the need to implement Resolution 1701, ensure exclusive control of arms south of the Litani River, and return to the Armistice Agreement, which was later reaffirmed in the Taif Agreement
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Jumblatt to MTV: Resolution 1701 affirms the ceasefire and encompasses all previous resolutions, including 1559, 1680, the Taif Agreement, and Hezbollah's stance on applying these resolutions as stated by Naim Qassem
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Jumblatt to MTV: We cannot continue with the idea of the unity of the fronts, as they must be separated; Iran cannot use Lebanon to improve the terms of the nuclear negotiations, and Lebanon has had enough of Iran's involvement
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