Netanyahu’s Iran War Undercuts Israel’s Victory Narrative

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After three and a half months of fighting with Iran, the US brokered an interim deal that critics say undercuts Israel’s aims, leaving Iran still standing and potentially stronger in the region. Netanyahu faces domestic backlash as opponents call the war a failure, while Israel’s freedom to operate in Lebanon may be constrained, raising questions about American–Israeli strategy and the broader regional balance.
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