Netanyahu's Plans Post Iran Deal
The article discusses Benjamin Netanyahu's strategies and their impact on the relations between Israel and the United States, particularly concerning Iran. Netanyahu has positioned himself as Israel’s sole leader capable of influencing U.S. policies toward Iran, relying on support from Republicans to reinforce his standing. However, shifts in American policy, including understandings with Iran and diminished support from some allies, have led to a decline in his political power and the fading of his hopes for a decisive victory over Iran and its allies. He now faces both internal and external challenges, as he is increasingly viewed as an obstacle to achieving Israel’s regional goals—especially as his relations with the Trump administration have deteriorated and the regional balance of power has shifted.
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