伊朗外長阿拉格齊：以色列從黎巴嫩撤軍並停止對黎空襲，是伊朗與美國臨時協議中的規定。

Defense Minister Katz said a framework agreement with Lebanon could, for the first time in decades, create a new security reality on Israel’s northern border. He said Israel will maintain current deployments and continue to control the southern Lebanon “security zone,” including the Beaufort Heights. Katz said Israeli withdrawal is conditional on Hezbollah’s full disarmament across Lebanon and that he and Prime Minister Netanyahu have instructed the IDF to prepare for a long-term presence in the zone. He added Iran’s attempts to pressure the US to force an Israeli pullback have failed and warned Israel would respond forcefully if Iran attacks to block the deal’s implementation.

NETANYAHU said at a March 27 press conference the framework agreement with Lebanon is a "historic achievement" that advances ending the bilateral conflict and could lead to a final peace. He said the deal is a major blow to Iran and Hezbollah. The agreement, he said, reflects US and Lebanese assent for Israel to retain a security zone inside Lebanon for a period "as needed" — until Hezbollah and other armed groups are disarmed and Lebanon no longer poses a threat to Israel. As a pilot to hand territory to the Lebanese army and remove Hezbollah control, Israel will withdraw from two small currently held areas: one entirely outside the security zone and one at its edge that Israeli forces no longer need. NETANYAHU said Israel effectively retains all security-zone depth required to defend its northern border.