A renewed ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon is facing signs of strain, with Hezbollah publicly rejecting the agreement and warning that it will not hold. Multiple outlets report that Hezbollah characterizes the proposed terms as “futile” and “humiliating,” indicating it does not accept the framework intended to halt or limit hostilities. The reports suggest that, even shortly after the renewed arrangement is announced, political and armed actors on the Lebanese side are signaling reluctance or non-compliance. This raises concerns among observers that the ceasefire could fail to achieve lasting stability and may already be “crumbling.” The coverage focuses on the Hezbollah response as a key indicator of the ceasefire’s uncertain prospects, without detailing any confirmed breaches in this summary. Together, the accounts portray a situation in which agreement by one side is not matched by acceptance from a major stakeholder in Lebanon, increasing the risk of renewed escalation despite diplomatic efforts to sustain calm.