Iran Claims U.S. Peace Deal Demands Israeli Withdrawal from Lebanon

Iran asserts that any agreement to end hostilities with the United States must include Israeli forces leaving Lebanon. The statement reflects Tehran’s view of Israel’s presence as a core issue in the regional conflict. Iranian officials have linked the prospect of peace directly to the withdrawal demand. The claim was made amid ongoing diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran. No details were provided about the specific terms of the proposed deal. Israel has not publicly responded to the Iranian condition. The stance underscores Tehran’s broader strategy to address Israeli influence in the Levant. Observers note that the requirement could complicate any future U.S.–Iran negotiations.