Haaretz: US-Tehran Deal Seen as U.S. Surrender
Sources indicate that the recent memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran is considered a "American surrender," as Tehran has succeeded in securing significant gains, including the lifting of the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and easing sanctions, in exchange for a declaration that it will not produce nuclear weapons. Analyses also show that the agreement reflects the weakness of the United States and Israel and is regarded as a strategic defeat for Netanyahu after the failure of military strikes and the suspension of American interests in the region. Meanwhile, Israeli fears are growing over the potential withdrawal of American forces from Lebanon and the worsening military situation due to shortages of efficiency and resources.
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