Israel remained without an official reaction for several hours after the ceasefire between the US and Iran, leaving citizens to understand developments through foreign media.
US President Donald Trump's announcement of a two-week ceasefire came overnight, while the response from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office was published only four hours later and only in English, supporting the decision to stop attacks on Iran, CNN reports.
A statement in Hebrew later clarified that the US had coordinated the deal with Israel. However, it remains unclear whether Lebanon will be included in the ceasefire, as Israel continues to attack Hezbollah.
Due to the Passover holiday, further reactions from the government are expected later, while the opposition has called the situation a diplomatic failure.
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