‘You could’ve been the greatest’: Trump faces Israeli anger over Iran deal | US-Israel war on Iran News
Public outrage in Israel has escalated over the US-Iran interim agreement, with many feeling betrayed by President Donald Trump and his administration. The deal, which details broad terms for ending the joint US-Israeli war on Iran, has been met with criticism from Israeli politicians, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who have accused Trump of abandoning Israel to its greatest enemy. The agreement, dubbed an "Iranian trap" by mainstream media, has led to a significant decline in public trust in Trump and the US's commitment to Israel's interests. This rift between the US and Israel is seen as a major turning point in their long-standing alliance.
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Public outrage in Israel has grown over the US-Iran interim agreement, leading to accusations of betrayal and a decline in trust in the US's commitment to Israel.
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