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Netanyahu's Iran plan falters after US deal
The New York Times reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's strategy toward Iran has failed following the announcement of the US-Iran agreement framework to halt the war, which does not impose clear restrictions on Iran's missile program or Tehran's support for its regional allies. Netanyahu is facing increasing domestic pressures, along with tension in his relationship with former US President Donald Trump, who publicly criticized Israel—particularly after the incident targeting Hezbollah without prior coordination. Israel is currently assessing the outcomes of its strategy, with growing questions about the effectiveness of its approach to confronting Iran amid internal withdrawals and regional and international pressures.
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