‘If Iran gets a bomb it will be Bibi’s’: Trump’s deal outline sparks alarm in Israel

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Israeli commentators expressed alarm over reported terms of a potential US-Iran deal negotiated by Donald Trump following Operation Epic Fury, fearing it would be less restrictive than the JCPOA and could accelerate Iran's nuclear program. Critics argue that if Iran obtains a nuclear weapon, it will be Prime Minister Netanyahu's responsibility, as Israel was excluded from negotiations and its primary foreign policy asset, bipartisan US support, was risked.

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Netanyahu’s joint war with the US began with talk of regime change in Tehran but may leave him with few strategic gainsWhen Donald Trump launched a pre-emptive war on Iran with Israel in February, many in the country hailed the campaign as the crowning triumph of Benjamin Netanyahu’s political and diplomatic career. Three months on the regime is still in power in Tehran, Trump is chasing a deal that will reopen the strait of Hormuz to oil tankers, and the reported terms have provoked alarm, dism

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