Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized on Sunday that the nation’s military campaign remains ongoing, even as a ceasefire with Hamas takes effect and the release of hostages and detainees is underway. Speaking in a televised address, Netanyahu described the planned release of the 20 remaining living Israeli hostages as a ‘historic event,’ but cautioned that the conflict is far from resolved. ‘Wherever we fought, we won,’ he stated. ‘But the campaign is not over yet.’ Netanyahu highlighted the persistent security challenges facing Israel, warning that some adversaries are attempting to regroup. He vowed to ensure the nation’s safety and stability. Earlier in the day, Israel’s military chief, Eyal Zamir, declared a ‘victory over Hamas,’ attributing the success to sustained military pressure and diplomatic efforts. Zamir also noted that Israel remains engaged in a ‘multi-front war’ and will continue its operations to reshape the Middle East’s security landscape. The ceasefire, which began on Friday, follows over two years of intense Israeli bombardments that have left Gaza in ruins and triggered widespread famine. While the truce has brought temporary relief, Netanyahu’s remarks underscore the fragile nature of the peace and the ongoing tensions in the region.