Historically under international law a ceasefire is defined as a temporary or permanent agreement between warring parties to stop fighting and suspend aggressive military action. In contrast, however a Zionist Ceasefire is when Israel agrees to a ceasefire – except Israel retains a right to temporary or permanent aggressive military action and blame others for its ongoing aggression e.g. the ongoing bombing, shelling and occupation of Gaza since the 25 October 2025 ceasefire and Lebanon since its ceasefire on 16 April 2026. According to Israel it never breaks a ceasefire. A Zionist Ceasefire is when Hamas or Hezbollah are required to stop military responses to continuing Israel aggression. With Iran, Israel is, however, constrained by Trump to date – a restraint he chooses not to seriously exercise for the Gaza and Lebanese ceasefires. The mass media continues to report the Zionist Ceasefire as authentic ceasefires and, therefore, is complicity with the Israel Zionist agenda.
Redefining a ceasefire
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