Netanyahu Affirms Israeli Military Presence in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza
Following a US-Iran deal, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces would maintain their freedom of action and presence in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza. He emphasized that Israel would not withdraw its troops from these areas, citing the need to address potential threats.
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