Netanyahu Signals Openness to Lebanon Peace Deal While Claiming Victory Over Iran
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- •Netanyahu said Israel is open to a peace agreement with Lebanon after Lebanon approached Israel about a deal, though his two stated conditions were not publicly detailed.
- •Netanyahu claimed military operations succeeded in 'crushing' Iran's nuclear and missile programmes, a characterization that reflects his government's assessment rather than independently verified results.
- •Israel said it will continue military operations against Iran's regional proxies.
- •No timeline or specific framework for Lebanon peace negotiations has been disclosed.
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