Netanyahu says Israel won't withdraw from Lebanon, flouting U.S.-Iran deal
Netanyahu said the IDF will stay in a 10-kilometer security zone as talks continue over a U.S.-Iran deal that calls for ending hostilities.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israeli forces will remain in southern Lebanon as long as Israel's security needs require, despite a U.S.-Iran agreement calling for an end to military operations on all fronts including Lebanon.
- Recent Israeli air and drone strikes in southern Lebanon have caused casualties, including fatalities and injuries, escalating tensions despite the U.S.-Iran interim peace agreement.
- The Israeli military map shows forces extending about 10 kilometers into Lebanese territory, including maritime areas linked to a 2022 border agreement, raising legal and diplomatic concerns.
- U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Netanyahu's military actions in Lebanon, urging more responsible conduct and expressing dissatisfaction with recent escalations, highlighting tensions within U.S.-Israel relations.
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Despite an agreement to end the war between the US and Iran, military clashes between Lebanon and Israel continue.
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Netanyahu Rejects Lebanon Withdrawal as U.S.-Iran Deal Creates New Tensions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will keep forces in southern Lebanon as long as its security needs require, despite language in the U.S.-Iran ... The post Netanyahu Rejects Lebanon Withdrawal as U.S.-Iran Deal Creates New Tensions first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Netanyahu says Israel won't withdraw from Lebanon, flouting U.S.-Iran deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday said the Israeli military will not leave its security zone in southern Lebanon despite the Iran memorandum of understanding. CBS News senior White House correspondent Weijia Jiang has the latest.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argued that his decision to keep troops in the Middle East country for security reasons
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