The potential U.S.-Iran deal poses a political liability for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is facing a tightly contested reelection bid in four months.

Israel has stated it does not intend to withdraw from the security buffer zone it established in southern Lebanon.

Israel's military operations in southern Lebanon have driven Hezbollah forces north and disarmed them to a large degree.

Prime Minister Netanyahu's original war plan aimed to cause enough internal damage to Iran within six weeks to trigger an organic downfall of the regime.

Israel is concerned that the proposed US-Iran deal would leave Iran with the capacity to restart its nuclear program, rebuild its ballistic missile program, and fund its regional proxies.

Israel has established an expanded buffer zone in southern Lebanon, which has displaced hundreds of thousands of Lebanese civilians.

Iran has consistently demanded that any end-of-war deal must apply to all fronts, including the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Israel has ruled out including the Lebanon front in any deal with Iran, viewing Hezbollah as its most immediate security threat.

An anonymous Israeli official stated that President Trump assured them that any final deal with Iran would require the removal of all enriched uranium from Iran.

An anonymous Israeli official stated that President Trump assured Prime Minister Netanyahu that Israel would retain "freedom of action on all fronts against threats."

An anonymous Israeli official claimed President Trump assured Prime Minister Netanyahu that Israel would retain its "freedom of action" against all threats.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently posted on Twitter calling President Trump "Israel's best friend in the White House."

Israeli officials claim President Trump assured them that any final deal with Iran would require the removal of all enriched uranium from Iran.

A drawdown of U.S. forces from the Middle East would signal a de facto end to the war with Iran.

Hezbollah is considered Iran's most significant guerrilla ally and proxy force.

Iran sought an end to Israeli military attacks on its proxy, Hezbollah, in Lebanon as part of its negotiating position.

According to a credible report, President Donald Trump announced the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire before Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's security cabinet had finished voting on it.

President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that he had effectively ordered Israel to cease fire in Lebanon.