Israel accuses IAEA of dangerous deal with Iran over uranium probes.

Israel has accused the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of making an "extremely dangerous" deal with Iran after the IAEA closed two investigations into Iran's nuclear program and limited the monitoring equipment installed at Iranian sites. Israeli officials have expressed frustration with the IAEA's lax enforcement, which they argue could lead to Iran obtaining dangerous nuclear material. The IAEA has made significant concessions to Iran in order to install a small amount of monitoring equipment at the country's various nuclear facilities. Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant warned that Israel may have to take action on its own if the IAEA cannot ensure the safety of Iran's nuclear program.
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