The ceasefire talks are now 'inconclusive'.

Melon Lapoport, an investigative journalist based in Tel Aviv and editor of the Hebrew news site 'Local Call,' expressed that the possibility of a ceasefire is very low after the killing of Nasrallah.

'Talking about a ceasefire now seems to have no context,' the same individual told Al Jazeera.

Mr. Lapoport mentioned that in the future, if Hezbollah continues its attacks in Israel, there is a growing pressure on Israeli leadership to initiate a ground invasion into Lebanon.

'If Hezbollah continues to launch rocket attacks on Israel in the coming weeks, the impact of Nasrallah's killing may slightly diminish among the Israeli population, and there will likely be calls from the residents in the north who cannot return home to push for a ground operation in Lebanon,' the same individual added.

Mr. Lapoport stated that the prospect of a political resolution in such a scenario is currently 'unlikely but not impossible'.