Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz publicly addressed the recently agreed-upon deal between Iran and the United States, stating Israel firmly opposes any withdrawal of Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) from Lebanon. This declaration marks Katz’s first public comment on the agreement’s potential implications for Israel’s northern border. Despite external pressures, Katz emphasized Israel’s continued commitment to maintaining a military presence in Lebanon. The statement signals a firm stance against altering the current security arrangements. This position likely reflects concerns about the potential for increased Iranian influence in the region and the stability of the Israel-Lebanon border. Further details regarding the US-Iran agreement and its specific impact on Lebanon remain undisclosed, but Israel’s opposition is now clearly articulated. The minister’s comments underscore Israel’s determination to prioritize its own security interests.