Eylon Levy, the former spokesperson for the Israeli government, has expressed concerns regarding the fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran, attributing its instability to Iran's refusal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. He labels Iran's actions as 'maritime piracy,' claiming that they are using the blockade to blackmail the global economy. Levy emphasizes that the cornerstone of the diplomatic agreement was the unhindered passage of vessels through the Strait, which he believes Iran has violated. He also asserts that Israel will not tolerate attacks from Hezbollah, which has fired 7,000 missiles, rockets, and drones at Israel in the past month. Levy advocates for direct peace talks with Lebanon to dismantle Hezbollah, arguing that a simple ceasefire would leave the militant group intact and continue the cycle of conflict. He stresses Israel's determination to ensure security for its northern border and calls for international action against Iran's nuclear ambitions and proxy forces. As ceasefire talks are set to take place in Islamabad, Levy urges the United States to maintain a credible military threat against Iranian aggression.