Hebrew media: Tel Aviv halted operations in Lebanon at U.S

According to Israeli television network "Kan," political officials in Israel have ordered their military to halt "sensitive" operations in southern Lebanon at the request of the United States; however, Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's Prime Minister, emphasized that Israeli forces in that region have complete freedom of action to counter any threat, and military presence in what is called a "security belt" is necessary.

• Network "Kan," while reporting on this operational halt, did not provide precise details about the nature of the "sensitive" operations at this time.
• Netanyahu, in issuing this statement, implicitly objected to the American request and reaffirmed Israeli forces' freedom of action in southern Lebanon.
• The American request to halt sensitive operations indicates an effort to reduce regional tensions and possibly control the expansion of military confrontations.
• Iranian media outlets published this news based on the Israeli media report, without adding independent information or reactions from other involved parties.
• Three media outlets (ISNA twice, Jam-e Jam newspaper, and Etemad newspaper) used identical headlines regarding Israel's operational halt.
• Khabar-e Fouri newspaper acted differently, emphasizing Netanyahu's position and Israel's claimed freedom of action.
• Akharin Khabar newspaper also introduced Kan's report as an "alleged" account, maintaining some critical distance.. Coverage difference: Most media outlets (four cases) emphasized the claim of operational halts and made this their main headline; however, Khabar-e Fouri focused on the contradiction between this announced halt and Netanyahu's insistence on Israel's freedom of action. Akharin Khabar exercised some caution by using the term "alleged," whereas other sources conveyed this Israeli information directly.