Iran and Israel suspend new attacks In the Middle East, Iran and Israel announced the suspension of attacks that began over the weekend. But the fragile ceasefire seems to indicate that peace is still a long way off. One hundred and one days of war, and the last 24 hours have been the most tense since the beginning of the ceasefire, reached in May. In Israel, hospitals transferred patients to underground facilities. Over the weekend, after new attacks by Hezbollah in northern Israel, Israeli forces returned to bombing targets of the Lebanese extremist group, financed by Iran, in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. 📱Bookmark g1 on Google and follow the main news of the day The Iranian Revolutionary Guard responded with missiles against Israel. And Israeli forces then struck newly rebuilt Iranian air defense systems and a petrochemical plant linked to the country's ballistic missile program. The Revolutionary Guard also claimed to have retaliated by attacking a similar Israeli factory. The sign of detente came on TV in Iran. The presenter announced: the Iranian military declared the suspension of the attacks. But they threatened “severe” action if Israeli operations continued. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in turn, also promised to respond with "full force" if Israel is attacked again. Iran and Israel exchange ceasefire pledges after weekend attacks National Newspaper/ Reproduction The pause in attacks came after the President of the United States posted that Iran and Israel should immediately stop “shooting”. The new escalation highlighted the difficulty that Donald Trump faces in negotiating an end to the war. Trump wrote that final "peace" negotiations are underway, but that ignorance or stupidity could get in the way. However, Israeli attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon continued. A missile hit the historic city of Tire this Monday (8). GloboPop: click to see videos from the Jornal Nacional stage READ ALSO Iran announces suspension of attacks against Israel Iran and Israel halt attacks after Trump's request, but maintain threats Sandra Cohen: Attacks between Iran and Israel complicate Trump's action to negotiate an agreement and quickly exit the war