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Israel will not leave Lebanon but won't strike if ceasefire holds, sources say

Israel has announced a long-term military presence in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza, while establishing conditions for a potential ceasefire.

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The brief

The Israeli government has stated that the Israel Defense Forces will remain in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza indefinitely. Defense Minister Katz confirmed that Israel will not withdraw from the territories it has seized in these regions.

Coverage from Haaretz, ABC News, The Times of Israel, AP News, and The Jerusalem Post highlights that while the military presence will continue, the government has signaled it will refrain from strikes if a ceasefire remains intact. Reports note that any hostile action from Iran would be met with full force.

Future developments will depend on the stability of the ceasefire. Coverage does not yet specify the duration of the mandated presence or the specific terms of the memorandum of understanding mentioned in the reports.

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Quick answers

Will the IDF withdraw from Lebanon?

No. According to reports from multiple outlets, the Defense Minister stated the IDF will remain in Lebanon indefinitely.

What is the condition for Israel to avoid striking?

Sources indicate that Israel will refrain from strikes if the current ceasefire holds.

How has Israel responded to the possibility of Iranian involvement?

Officials stated that Israel will respond with full force if Iran initiates a strike.

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Israel Lebanon Gaza Syria IDF Middle East

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