The US denied Israel's request to view details of the Iran war peace deal, The Jerusalem Post reports.
Israel wanted to see the newly agreed-upon Memorandum of Understanding before the signing ceremony, which is expected to take place in Switzerland later this week.
But US President Donald Trump is said to have turned down the request.
President Trump said on Tuesday that he would read the deal "word for word," but did not say when.
Details of the agreement have not yet been been published but it is said to have 14 separate clauses, including the withdrawal of the IDF from southern Lebanon, the reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and the release of $24 billion dollars of sanctioned funds.
Israel has not confirmed if the IDF will pull back from Lebanon.
A source told The Jerusalem Post that if Hezbollah respects the ceasefire, the IDF will not launch attacks in Lebanon.
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