American intelligence allowed the continuation of Israeli strikes on Lebanon

American intelligence claims that Israel will continue fighting in Lebanon, despite the fact that the new peace agreement between the United States and Iran provides for their cessation. The New York Times wrote about this on June 19.

"According to a recent American intelligence report, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is likely to continue military operations against Hezbollah, despite the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, which specifically provides for the cessation of hostilities in Lebanon," the material says.

According to the newspaper, Netanyahu is under strong pressure from his compatriots, who demand to continue the operation against the Lebanese Hezbollah movement.

According to officials, American intelligence agencies believe that Israel is likely to continue such operations, even if they hinder negotiations between Tehran and Washington.

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The escalation in the south of the country has called into question Washington's barely reached agreements with Tehran.

The Washington Post reported on the same day that US intelligence had warned President Donald Trump that Netanyahu could disrupt the deal with Iran. The New York Times reported on June 18 that the Israeli authorities perceive the peace agreement between Washington and Tehran as a "catastrophic surrender."