Afrasianet - In an article on the website, Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper says: The memorandum of understanding stipulated the ceasefire signed by the US and Iranian sides "to declare an immediate and permanent cessation of military operations on all fronts, including Lebanon."
This was followed by a firm Iranian stance on the inclusion of the Lebanese file in the truce, which led to a noticeable change in the facts in the Arab country, which has been facing since Hezbollah entered a round of support for Tehran On March 2, 2026, a bloody war was waged against him by Israel.
This situation was reflected in the nature of the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, the fifth round of which took place in Washington on Tuesday, with Israeli Ambassador to the United States Yehael Leiter saying that Iran's inclusion in the negotiations on Lebanon would lead to a "catastrophe," as appeared in statements by Israeli military commanders who considered that their forces in Lebanon have become "hostage to extensive diplomatic moves" that have caused them to suffer from "frustration, stagnation and operational inadequacy."
This coincided with the Israeli government's announcement that Israel and Lebanon were discussing a US-backed pilot project under which Israeli forces would hand over control of some territory in southern Lebanon to the Lebanese Armed Forces.
Since the US-sponsored ceasefire agreement for the Gaza Strip came into effect in October 2025, Israel has not stopped violating the terms of the agreement and refusing to implement its obligations, and in the months that followed, Israel has killed hundreds of Palestinians and carried out hundreds of attacks.
Instead of completing the implementation of the agreed terms in the first phase of the ceasefire, especially the withdrawal to the so-called "yellow line", the occupation forces advanced to about 10 percent after this line, and while the agreement stipulated the entry of 600 trucks of food aid daily, the number of trucks allowed by the occupation was estimated at 80 to 100 trucks.
After negotiating a paper he submitted on April 19, which created a positive atmosphere in which the mediators and Mladenov praised the movement's position, the director of the Peace Council apparently backed down in the face of Israeli pressure, and on June 12 presented a new paper that surprised the representatives of the resistance in the negotiations, with a leader in the movement saying that "the occupation has brought things back to zero."
It has not been expanded to include Palestine, and that the power of Iranian pressure is not reflected in this main file in the region, and that it is up to the United States, the main actor in the Peace Council, and the diplomatic capabilities of Egypt, the Arab League, and some Arab and regional countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey.
The US-Iran agreement has opened the door to restoring balances in the region, which could lead to This question is mainly related to the fate of the current Israeli government, which has emerged, globally and regionally, as a force of massive destruction and destruction, and a major obstacle to peace, stability and development for the peoples of the region.
The US-Iran agreement has posed major challenges to the Israeli power and stopped part of the "resurrection" agendas against Iran and Lebanon, but Israeli frustration with the results of this agreement may reflect negatively on the Palestinians, who will seek to be the extremists of the Israeli government.
"Paying the price" by following up on the plans for settlement and Judaization in the West Bank, and the genocide and ethnic cleansing in Gaza, unless the Trump administration decides to close the war files on "all war fronts", and Iran and the Arab countries have contributed to linking the files to the fundamental foundation on which they were based: the Palestinian issue.
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