Israel's Defense Minister Katz Says No Withdrawal from Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza Despite US-Iran Deal
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Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced today that Israeli forces will remain indefinitely in Lebanon, Syria, and the Gaza Strip, despite a US-Iran agreement to end Middle East conflicts. Far-right minister Itamar Ben Gvir also rejected the deal, asserting Israel's independence from the agreement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why is Israel ignoring the US-Iran deal?
- A: Israel wasn't a signatory, so it's not legally bound and prioritizes its own security.
- Q: How large are the occupied zones?
- A: Approximately 1,000 sq km across Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria—comparable to New York City.
- Q: What are the military risks ahead?
- A: Retaliation from Iran or Hezbollah is likely, escalating regional tensions.