Will Israel stop bombing Lebanon and sign up to Trump's Great Deal?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : And what is in store for Israel if it continues to act - apparently unilaterally - against the US's wishes in Lebanon?
44% : Everyone except, notably, Israel.
44% : Even after the latest deal was announced, Lebanese media reported a drone strike on two locations in southern Israel - although local and foreign security sources have said Israeli strikes have reduced.
42% : Polls in Israel have repeatedly showed a larger truce with Iran under these terms isn't popular either.
42% : Despite the fact that a "truce" with the Hezbollah has been in place since April, Israel has continued to bomb swathes of the country and push deeper into Lebanese territory.
41% : Hezbollah has also pounded multiple parts of Israel.
40% : "We must not compromise on anything less than the dismantling of Hezbollah," Israel's ultranationalist national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, added on X. Ehud Barak, former prime minister and Netanyahu rival, went further: "Israel is paying the price of Netanyahu's hubris and blindness, and the price of the manipulations that he tried to pull on Trump.
38% : Netanyahu's defence minister, Israel Katz, insisted on Monday that Israeli troops would remain "indefinitely" deployed in land it is occupying in Lebanon, to eliminate what it says as militant threats.
36% : "Iran emerged stronger; Israel emerged weaker.
36% : The Israeli military has been razing villages in the south of the war-ravaged country for weeks, and many in Lebanon fear Israel is following a "Gaza playbook": creating a permanently occupied no man's land.
35% : And with Netanyahu caught in the middle, a blistering war between Israel and Lebanon will only scupper that.
33% : He added that if Iran attacked Israel because of events in Lebanon, it would retaliate, casting a shadow over the deal.
28% : Will the Great Deal last if Israel insists on going rogue?
14% : There should be "no more attacks by Israel anywhere in Lebanon", Donald Trump blasted on social media, annoyed that his increasingly troublesome ally had once again bombed Lebanon's capital, Beirut.

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