SadaNews Reports on Key Hebrew Channels' Coverage of Iran, Lebanon, and the Israeli-American Dispute

SadaNews Translation - The main broadcast of the Hebrew channels on Tuesday evening focused on numerous events primarily related to the fronts of Iran and Lebanon, alongside the dispute with the U.S. administration and Benjamin Netanyahu's government regarding these issues.

According to Channel 12, as translated by SadaNews, an Israeli intelligence assessment conveyed to the political leadership in recent days indicates that the Iranian Supreme Leader does not wish to reach a final agreement, and the approval of the current memorandum of understanding stems from a desire to lift the blockade on the Strait of Hormuz and achieve economic gains for the regime, rather than to reach agreements regarding the nuclear file.

The Israeli military establishment warned the political leadership in the past twenty-four hours that Iran may prolong the negotiations and that the sixty-day period will extend significantly.

It quoted a high-ranking security official stating: There is concern that Iran may take on-the-ground actions during this period that would reduce its access to nuclear weapons.

Several Israeli sources confirmed that Tel Aviv has not been briefed on the details of the memorandum of understanding with Iran, and that the U.S. was concerned about its leakage.

Meanwhile, Channel Reshet KAN reported that an Emirati delegation of senior security officials secretly visited Israel at the beginning of "Operation Lion's Roar" against Iran to meet with their counterparts in Israeli security agencies, discussing security coordination between the two sides amid the war on Iran.

The channel mentioned in another report that Trump suggested during a negotiating teams' meeting from Lebanon and Israel that a force under the new Syrian regime should dismantle Hezbollah, but it wasn't just Israel that opposed this; Lebanon also rejected the intervention of a foreign country in executing plans on their territory, according to SadaNews translation.

Meanwhile, Channel 13 reported that Netanyahu held a meeting this evening to formulate a strategy to confront the main security challenge in terms of the fronts between Iran and Lebanon.

Senior officials who participated in the meeting stated: We have accepted the reality that Trump is the one determining what will be done in Iran.

As for Yisrael Hayom, it reported that Israel opposes Trump's request to cease fighting in Lebanon within the framework of the emerging understandings with Iran, emphasizing that the freedom to operate against Hezbollah is non-negotiable.