Iran says a tentative deal to end the war with the United States depends on Israel withdrawing from Lebanon, according to reports from multiple outlets. Iran’s top diplomat states that this requirement is part of the proposed terms for reducing hostilities between Washington and Tehran. The outlets also note that Israel has already rejected the condition. Breakingnews.ie and others indicate that the dispute over Israel’s role could jeopardize the agreement, with the potential consequence of the talks failing and hostilities resuming. City News Toronto reports that Iran frames the condition as necessary to secure the deal, while also warning that its rejection could undermine the broader effort to reach an arrangement with the United States. Yahoo News and the Belfast Telegraph echo the core claim that Iran is linking the proposed U.S.-Iran understandings to a change in Israel’s military or political presence in Lebanon. Across the coverage, the central points are that Iran raises the Lebanon-withdrawal demand, Israel rejects it, and the disagreement could affect whether the broader U.S.-Iran agreement proceeds.