New US-Iran deal 'bad deal,' fails to address missiles, terror proxies, Israeli sources tell 'Post'

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Israeli officials have warned that an emerging agreement between Iran and the United States is inadequate, stating it fails to address Iran's missile program or its network of regional proxies. Prime Minister Netanyahu convened ministers to discuss the deal, which Israel fears could restrict its operational freedom against Iranian threats in the region.

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“Nothing is final yet, but this is an agreement that could affect whether and how we are able to operate,” an Israeli official told The Jerusalem Post.

New US-Iran deal 'bad deal,' fails to address missiles, terror proxies, Israeli sources tell 'Post'

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