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Experts Urge Caution Over Israel-Lebanon Security Memorandum Amid Hezbollah and Iran Tensions
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First reported by Now 14 · 11 hours ago
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Experts caution that the recent Israel-Lebanon security memorandum is not a peace deal and faces Hezbollah rejection. Iran remains defiant, insisting on control over the Strait of Hormuz, while Gulf states express mistrust of U.S. threats and seek diplomatic solutions to regional tensions.
- 01The Israel-Lebanon agreement is a limited security memorandum, not a peace treaty.
- 02Hezbollah openly rejects the agreement, calling it a surrender.
- 03Hezbollah is unlikely to resume active combat due to Israel's alertness and U.S. support.
- 04Iran opposes the agreement and insists on controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
- 05Iran will continue attacking vessels bypassing Revolutionary Guard routes.
- 06Gulf states distrust U.S. threats and prefer diplomatic engagement to avoid escalation.
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