The relationship between Israel and the Trump administration faces challenges. U.S. intelligence agencies express concerns that Israeli military actions in Lebanon may threaten a potential peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran.
Near the rubble of a destroyed house in the southern Lebanese village of Qlaileh, a mother walked with her son on a Friday. Despite being one of the few who stayed in the village, she witnessed many residents return only to flee again amid heavy Israeli airstrikes overnight.
Israeli actions, particularly targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon, have raised alarms. U.S. intelligence indicates these continued attacks could disrupt negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, from which Israel is largely excluded.
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