Netanyahu: Hezbollah's intimidation gone

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that presenting an agreement regarding Lebanon constitutes significant progress and reflects a decrease in Hezbollah's ability to intimidate the Lebanese government. He clarified that Israel will monitor the Lebanese army's ability to control the border areas it is clearing. He also stressed that the war will end either with the fall of the Iranian regime or through the easing of its nuclear program. Netanyahu asserted that Iran's nuclear program must be halted, whether through an agreement or otherwise. His remarks come amid current tensions following the Framework Agreement on security arrangements in southern Lebanon, as Israeli operations continue, and disagreements persist over Hezbollah's role and the future of the security arrangements.

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