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US-Iran Peace Deal At Risk? Netanyahu Could 'Obstruct' Iran Peace Talks, Raising Diplomatic Concerns
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3:16Now PlayingUS intelligence agencies have warned the Trump administration that Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is likely to take steps that will undermine the US-Iran negotiations to end the war. Citing a recent intelligence assessment, US officials told The Washington Post and The New York Times that the Israeli premier faces domestic political pressure to continue the war in Lebanon, and is likely to continue attacks against Hezbollah despite the ceasefire deal between the US and Iran that calls for a halt to fighting in Lebanon.
The report said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under domestic pressure to continue operations against the Iranian proxy group Hezbollah, and the ceasefire with Iran is unpopular in Israel. The assessment essentially says what is apparent from Israeli actions — that Netanyahu and other Israeli officials do not like the memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran. The intelligence report was written before US Vice President JD Vance publicly criticised Netanyahu on Thursday.
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