Israel sees potential end to conflict with Hezbollah

Israel Defence Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff General Harzi Halevi (pictured) stated that he sees a possibility of reaching a “sharp end” to the conflict with Hezbollah, an IDF spokesman revealed in a post on Telegram on Thursday. “In the north there is a possibility of reaching a sharp end, we finished the chain of command of the senior Hezbollah in a very thorough manner,” Halevi said while touring the Jabaliya area in the Gaza Strip. He also stated that the assassination of Hamas political leader Yahya Sinwar was not planned, “but it was not random, it was not accidental, it was the result of a method.” Hezbollah confirmed yesterday that an Israeli attack killed the head of its Executive Council Hashem Safieddine, who was planned to be Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah’s successor. During the same day, the militant group fired about 135  rockets targeting mostly northern Israel, according to the Israeli military. NN: No way is their a peace deal in the  making