What peace deal? it’s MOU and it’s not signed. Desperation from the US and Pakistan, an absolute joke. UPDATE: Israel just rejected the Iran deal outright

Houston we have a problem

Part of the agreement is for Israel to withdraw its forces from Lebanon

Netanyahu has already told Trump that Israel is not party to the agreement with Iran

Netanyahu’s office has explicitly stated Israel is not a party to the US-Iran MOU.

Iran wants Lebanon de-escalation (incl. limits on Israeli ops vs Hezbollah) linked to the deal. Reports confirm Trump proposed Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon as part of broader understandings—Netanyahu rejected it outright, as Israel isn’t bound and continues independent action against threats.

https://citizenwatchreport.com/what-peace-deal-its-mou-and-its-not-signed-desperation-from-the-us-and-pakistan-an-absolute-joke-update-israel-just-rejected-the-iran-deal-outright/

Israel tells Trump it is not bound by Lebanon clause in Iran deal

Netanyahu tells US president Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon and will keep acting against Hezbollah; ministers believe cabinet fully backed him in defending Israel’s interests on northern front

According to Israeli officials, Netanyahu also told Trump that Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon. The IDF will remain in the positions it currently holds and will continue operating to foil threats from Hezbollah, including destroying terror infrastructure and responding to any attack on Israel.

The dispute comes after Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Trump and Iran all announced that a U.S.-Iran agreement had been reached. According to Pakistan, the deal is meant to end the U.S.-Iran war and halt military operations on several fronts, including Lebanon.

That clause has become a red line for Israel. Hezbollah, the Iran-backed terror group based in Lebanon, has been fighting Israel from across the northern border. Israel says it must retain freedom to strike Hezbollah targets in order to protect northern communities and prevent the group from rebuilding its forces near the border.

Israeli officials assessed overnight that Tehran had decided to “close the incident” and avoid attacking Israel after an Israeli strike in Beirut’s Dahieh district, a Hezbollah stronghold in the Lebanese capital. Iran had threatened to retaliate, but Israeli officials believe U.S. pressure and mediation efforts led Tehran to stand down rather than risk derailing the agreement.

https://www.ynetnews.com/article/hyy11t1p11mg#autoplay