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Israel Worries Iran Deal Could End Lebanon Fighting Without a Clear Outcome
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100% centerFirst reported by Ynet · Jun 12, 2026
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Israeli officials fear a looming U.S.-Iran understanding could channel over $200 billion into Iran’s nuclear and missile programs. They also believe efforts to keep the Lebanon war separate from the Iran track have failed, as talks continue over a ceasefire and Israeli positions in southern Lebanon.
- 01Israel fears a U.S.-Iran deal could fund nuclear and missile expansion.
- 02Iran may get more than $200 billion under the expected understanding.
- 03Tehran is expected to demand a full halt to the war in Lebanon.
- 04Iran may also seek an Israeli pullback from the February “yellow line.”
- 05Israel-Lebanon talks continue on a ceasefire and IDF positions in the south.
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