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Lebanon’s Exclusion from Ceasefire Deal Sparks Fears of Collapse

A potential collapse of the US-Iranian ceasefire agreement hangs in the balance, with Hezbollah warning that Lebanon’s exclusion from the negotiations could have far-reaching consequences. According to Ibrahim Moussawi, a Hezbollah member of parliament, the deal explicitly includes a front with Israel, and failure to comply by Israel will trigger a regional response involving Iran. The Israeli military has countered this assertion, releasing a statement that reaffirms the government’s stance that the ceasefire deal does not encompass Lebanon. This stance is backed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has maintained that the agreement does not extend to the Lebanon front. The Israeli military has continued to launch attacks on multiple locations in southern Lebanon since the ceasefire came into effect, further exacerbating tensions in the region. Iran has consistently emphasized the interconnected nature of its relationship with Lebanon, stating that any agreement must include the Lebanon front. As a result, uncertainty persists in Lebanon, with the situation remaining precarious for the time being.

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