President Trump said on June 2 that Israel and Hezbollah had agreed to a complete ceasefire, saying all shooting would stop and that neither side would attack the other, according to reports.

President Trump said on June 2 that Israel and Hezbollah had agreed to a complete ceasefire, saying all shooting would stop and that neither side would attack the other, according to reports.

The announcement came on the same day that an Israeli cabinet minister had publicly called for continued strikes on Hezbollah, which shows the political tensions around the agreement.

The statement came from Washington. Confirmation from the Israeli government and from Lebanon or Hezbollah is needed to understand the terms each side accepted.

Ceasefires announced by a third party are sometimes described differently by the parties themselves. The first days after an announcement show whether it holds in practice.