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Hezbollah Unlikely to Attack Israel in US-Iran War Unless Iran Faces Existential Threat
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Hezbollah is unlikely to attack Israel in a US-Iran war unless Iran's regime faces an existential threat, according to a senior Lebanese official. The group has been rearming with tens of millions of dollars from Iran, focusing on explosives and drones. Meanwhile, a report claims President Trump pledged to secure an Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon if Beirut joins the Abraham Accords, a claim Israel denies, stating it will not withdraw until Hezbollah is disarmed.
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- Hezbollah would only attack Israel in a US-Iran war if Iran's regime survival is threatened.
- Hezbollah has received tens of millions of dollars from Iran to rearm with explosives and drones.
- A report claims President Trump offered Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon for Abraham Accords entry.
- Israel insists it will not withdraw forces until Hezbollah is disarmed.
- Hezbollah's command-and-control structures are reportedly being restored.
- US sanctions will continue to target Hezbollah's finances.
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