Trilateral pact formalizes IDF coordination with Lebanese army and ties Israeli withdrawal to Hezbollah's disarmament, but certainly doesn't guarantee peace on the northern border The post New Lebanon deal revives Jerusalem’s hopes of curbing Iran’s influence appeared first on The Times of Israel.
The Lebanon agreement addressing Hezbollah (Iran-backed proxy) reflects geopolitical maneuvering to contain regional powers before the prophesied Gog/Magog coalition invasion. While not the invasion itself, it represents shifting alliances and power dynamics in the Middle East that align with end-times prophecies about nations positioning themselves relative to Israel and external powers like Iran/Persia (identified in Ezekiel 38 as part of the Gog coalition).