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U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance stated that some Israeli officials attempted to influence American public opinion to oppose an agreement the United States reached to end the war with Iran. Vance affirmed his support for the deal negotiated last month, despite criticism directed at it both in the United States and Israel, arguing that it failed to contain Iran's missile program or dismantle its nuclear facilities, and imposed restrictions on Israel in its fight against Hezbollah. He pointed to efforts within the Israeli government to keep the conflict ongoing and criticized the attempts by various countries and governments to sway U.S. policy, considering such actions as part of typical political operations. However, he expressed concern when these campaigns affect decision-making in the United States.
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