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Iran Deal Could Release Billions, Raising Alarm in Lebanon and the Gulf
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First reported by Calcalist · Jun 14, 2026
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The United States and Iran are nearing a new agreement that could free billions of dollars for Tehran and extend a Lebanon ceasefire without curbing Hezbollah. The deal has triggered concern in Lebanon and Gulf states, which fear a stronger Iran and continued regional instability.
- 01Washington and Tehran are nearing a deal that would release frozen Iranian funds.
- 02Iran could receive $12 billion from about $24 billion to $25 billion held in Qatar.
- 03The Lebanon ceasefire would be extended without limiting Hezbollah activity.
- 04Lebanon's leaders fear the deal will deepen Iranian interference and Hezbollah arming.
- 05Gulf states welcome an end to fighting but fear a stronger Iran.
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