Netanyahu reportedly tells Trump Israel 'not bound' by Lebanon clause in Iran deal
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told U.S. President Donald Trump that Israel will not withdraw from its current positions in Lebanon and does not consider itself bound by the Lebanese clause in the emerging U.S.-Iran agreement, Israeli media reported Monday.
During a phone conversation last night, Netanyahu informed Trump that Israel intends to continue its military operations against Hezbollah and will not accept any limitations on its freedom of action. According to reports, the prime minister received unanimous backing from his cabinet for this stance.
15 June 2026, 13:31
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Ok, as you wish Bibi.... Just like Iran brought the United states to its knees and forced it to surrender, you will soon learn that the Meedan aka the battlefield will decide your fate. Your soldiers are deserting the IDF in droves, your streets are empty, your economy is in shambles, your currency is a joke, and your municipalities have stopped issuing building permits for structures taller than 4 floors. The Revolutionary Guard and our Shia Resistance will teach you yet another lesson that you will never ever forget.
