Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a new U.S.-backed framework aimed at reducing border tensions, but sharp disagreements remain over security arrangements and Iran's regional role. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will maintain its security zone until Hezbollah is fully disarmed, while Iranian officials insist Lebanon remains central to Tehran's strategic deterrence. Here's what both sides are saying as the fragile agreement faces its first major political test.

Iran insists Israel must withdraw from southern Lebanon for a final US deal, but Netanyahu refuses. Here's what the diplomatic deadlock means for markets.

Israel intensifies military actions in Lebanon, with Netanyahu vowing no withdrawal. Permanent peace deal with Hezbollah by June 30 at 3.9% YES.