Netanyahu and Vance face tensions over Lebanon operations
The Israeli Channel 12 reported that the Israeli army will reduce its activity along the Yellow Line in Lebanon following the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States, with Lebanon explicitly included. Additionally, Channel 13 revealed a tense conversation between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the U.S. Vice President regarding Lebanon, during which Vance asked Israel to withdraw gradually. However, Israel reaffirmed its intention to remain within Lebanese territory and not to withdraw completely. Despite a decrease in fighting intensity, tensions remain ongoing, with Israel conducting raids and bombings, and Hezbollah refusing to allow free movement of Israeli forces. The conflicts have resulted in approximately 3,800 deaths and the displacement of 1.2 million people from Lebanon.
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