Israel Labels Emerging US-Iran Framework a 'Bad Deal' Missing Missiles and Proxies
TL;DR
Israeli officials call the emerging US-Iran framework a 'bad deal' because it reportedly fails to curb Iran’s missile program or its regional proxies, potentially restricting Israel’s actions in Lebanon and elsewhere. Prime Minister Netanyahu convened a group of ministers and security officials to discuss the nascent agreement as negotiations continue. While US officials signal broad support from Tehran’s leadership, Israeli assessments say Tehran will seek to buy time rather than fully abandon its nuclear program, with sticking points including verification/monitoring, what happens to damaged nuclear infrastructure, and Hezbollah’s inclusion in any ceasefire.
- Israeli officials say emerging Iran-US agreement is 'bad deal The Jerusalem Post
- Netanyahu admits difficulty influencing Trump decisions on Iran, sources say Reuters
- Israeli Leader Says He and Trump Agree On Blocking an Iranian Nuclear Weapon The New York Times
- Israel began the Iran war as a partner of the US — and is ending it on the sidelines The Times of Israel
- Netanyahu's Promises of Victory in Iran End in a Glorious U.S. Capitulation Haaretz
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