Anger and rejection in Israel after new US-Iran agreement
Following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran, anger and political and media rejection have erupted in Tel Aviv and across Israel.
Israeli media reported that the agreement has caused deep concern among political and security institutions, which believe the new understanding could limit Israel's ability to respond to matters related to Iran, while potentially giving Tehran political and diplomatic gains.
Criticism has also intensified against the administration of US President Donald Trump, with Israeli politicians close to the government accusing some of his advisers of making concessions that do not align with Israel's interests.
Reports also indicate that Washington is pressuring Israel to support the diplomatic path and reduce tensions in certain regional fronts, a stance openly opposed by members of the Israeli government.
Meanwhile, details of the agreement and its implementation mechanism remain subject to debate and disagreement, with differing views between the United States and Israel over regional security and the future of relations with Iran.
