14 points of the Iran US peace agreement

It makes me so sad how the killing of all of those young school girls was just glossed over. No accountability at all. No lessons learned about the absolute savagery and flippancy of trusting AI technology to decide who lives or dies. More and more money being ploughed into it so they take lives quicker and more easy than ever before.

And the 21 + thousand kids that Israel have killed in Gaza. Never mind the 165 kids killed in Iran by yet another double tap.

If you’re going to constantly invade and attack countries, those countries will resist. Israel claims a Hezbollah missile landed on the football pitch killing the Druze children, Hezbollah claims they had targeted a nearby military facility and an iron missile missed its target and fell on the pitch.

How do you know who to believe?

Stop invading Lebanon

So you honestly believe Hezbollah would stop attacking if Israel stopped first?

Or you don't believe they will stop attacking but Israel should just accept those attacks and put up with it without taking military action?

Remember when Hezbollah killed 12 kids playing football by lobbing an Iranian made missile at a football pitch?

There won't be peace as long as Hezbollah keeps using Lebanon as a base to attack Israel. No country would allow a terrorist group on it's borders to keep endangering it's citizens.
Of course you or I don't know the exact plan Israel could have to deal with Hezbollah. But they can't just withdraw and leave them to it, obviously.
I suppose its pointless trying to talk about it here if some can't even admit there's a problem that has to be dealt with. Hezbollah is against the Israeli state in any shape or form. If Israel were to completely withdraw from Lebanon we all know Hezbollah would still be attacking.

I'm concerned that the US under Trump will be separating itself from Israel- under pressure from both sides of their political spectrum. Iran has proved how much power it can wield. Trump is over it. Vance is saying Israel and the US's interests are different. I think starting this war was an even bigger folly than it seems right now.

The IDF weren't in Lebanon when Hezbollah started sending lobbing rockets at Israeli civilians in Northern Israel so I fail to see how them leaving Lebanon would be an end to the violence.

What is needed is an agreement signed by the Israel leaders and the Hezbollah leaders that they will both stop attacks.

That is simply your opinion Twigs. Many would think my suggestion highly logical and credible. You do know that Hezbollah were formed when Israel previously invaded Lebanon right, ie Israel aggression leads to the formation of these groups?

You did not give any credible answer as to how Israel should handle Hezbollah lobbing rockets at Israeli civilians.

Israel pulling out of Lebanon would not stop that so what can they do?

As I have already said several times, I have answered the question already. You just don't like the answer.
A bit of honesty is a good thing btw.

No one is trying to manipulate you. You were asked a perfectly reasonable question which was What do you think Israel should do about Hezbollah, given that they are lobbing rockets at Israeli civilians in Northern Israel?

Pulling out of Lebanon is not a response that is going to stop Hezbollah doing this so the question remains unanswered.

Ben Gvir is Israels national security minister, not some random psychopath. The way you answered that post with what do you think Israel should do almost makes it sound like you think that Israel's National Security Ministers plan is some kind of legitimate option? Very weird response to genocidal rhetoric from a prominent Israeli government minister.

You never give up do you Twigs! I've given an answer above. You and Daisy just don't like it and are trying to manipulate me. Sorry, I'm not playing your game.

The silence tells you your answer.

Some people apparently do think the IDF should do nothing about Hezbollah and just allow them to keep lobbing rockets at Israeli civilians.

Gvir is part of the Israeli government and what he says is actually the policy that Israel is pursuing. Let's not minimise it @dairydebris. I've already given you my opinion about what Israel should do. You can check the pp.

Oh come on, everyone knows Ben Gvir is a psychopath do we need to qualify every post with this statement before discussing anything else? Ok. Ben Givr is a genocidal psychopath.

What do you think Israel should do about Hezbollah? It sounds like you think they should do nothing and just allow them to keep lobbing rockets at Israeli civilians in Northern Israel? Is that correct?

So interesting that this what you choose to fix on from my post, entirely ignoring Gvir's comment.
They should obviously pull out of Lebanon, stop invading their neighbours and committing genocide.

What do you think Israel should do about Hezbollah?

personally does anyone know what the cia say about it ?

Well it does appear to be a major US capitulation on the face of it. Hegseth, the SOS for war, seems to have disappeared! Some of us did point out what an utterly stupid and appalling idea the US/Israeli war was from the start on 28th February and also how Iran had more power than many realised wrt the SOH and the potential implications.

However, the Israelis, as usual, are intent on continuing their violence and breaking up any hope of an agreement. Ben Gvir is now making obviously genocidal comments on social media wrt Lebanon, having already committed the same in Gaza. Of course, some will still continue to deny this and excuse the Israelis.
https://x.com/araghchi/status/2067946325069504513

I think that the chances of this agreement holding are low and am fearful that fighting will reignite. I would love to be wrong here.

And we will pay for it, in the end. Trump et al will rake in more cash.

Definitely this.

What a surprise. Not.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/18/iran-announces-plans-to-bring-in-maritime-fees-for-strait-of-hormuz