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Israeli division on Iran nuclear deal
The Jerusalem Post reports a division among Israeli defense officials regarding the future of the nuclear deal with Iran. Some assert that no new agreement should be reached unless Iran abandons uranium enrichment for an extended period spanning several years. The focus is on limiting Iran's nuclear capabilities to prevent it from possessing large quantities of centrifuges and enriched uranium simultaneously, thereby ensuring Iran cannot develop a nuclear weapon in the near or medium term. The majority believe that Israel’s strategic stance, adopted after the June 2025 operation against Iran, was more effective than the current situation in early 2026. They are concerned that Iran’s ability to deter the United States has increased, especially given the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, which could hinder U.S. support for Israel if it chooses to attack Iran. Israeli officials also criticize the Trump administration for failing to carry out sufficient strikes to keep pressure on Iran.
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