Israel's security cabinet will convene shortly following the signing of the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding, according to journalist Yaron Avraham (N12). President Donald Trump remarked that he never cared about regime change but that 'it happened.' Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said negotiations will begin Saturday; IDF also thwarted threats from Hezbollah and repelled anti-tank and rocket fire in southern Lebanon, according to i24NEWS.
Israeli security cabinet ministers have been summoned for a session shortly after the signing of the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding, journalist Yaron Avraham reported on Tuesday. The meeting comes as President Donald Trump addressed the issue of regime change in Iran, stating he 'never cared about regime change, but it happened' — remarks that signal the administration's evolving posture toward Tehran.
The session follows a rapid diplomatic sequence. As The Zioneer reported earlier Tuesday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that a Lebanon ceasefire would begin Friday. The new U.S.-Iran MOU, first reported by the Wall Street Journal on Monday, reportedly includes a 60-day Lebanon ceasefire and a 15-year uranium enrichment window, with several regional partners — but not Israel as a signatory — approving final terms. Trump said Monday that the deal details will be published soon.
The security cabinet review will assess the implications for Israel's northern and southern fronts. The IDF has continued operations on the ground, thwarting multiple Hezbollah threats and repelling anti-tank and rocket fire in southern Lebanon, according to i24NEWS.
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