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Iranian regime accused of using Lebanon to ‘drive wedge’ between US and Israel

Sky News Australia

June 24, 2026

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FDD Senior Advisor Miad Maleki discusses the involvement of Lebanon in the peace deal between the US and Iran. “I think the whole involvement of Lebanon, peace in Lebanon or the ceasefire in Lebanon as part of these Iran talks … was really a plot by the Iranian regime to really drive a wedge between the US … and Israel,” Mr Maleki told Sky News Digital Presenter James Bolt. “The conflict in Lebanon is not a new thing; it’s been going on, Hezbollah has been targeting Israeli civilians … it’s a significant threat to Israel.”

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