Lebanon 'Deconfliction Mechanism' Would Limit Israeli Responses To 'Imminent Threats'; Netanyahu Says IDF Has 'Freedom Of Action'

The "deconfliction mechanism" for Lebanon agreed by the U.S. and Iran excludes Israel, according to a new report. (Credit: Getty Images)

The oversight body involved in the "deconfliction mechanism" for Lebanon agreed by the U.S. and Iran excludes Israel, according to a new report.

Local outlet Channel 12 claimed that the Israeli military would only be allowed to respond to "imminent threats," in contrast with the broader "emerging threats."