Many details of US-Iran deal still unresolved, says Vance

Vice President JD Vance has indicated that significant details are still pending finalization regarding the preliminary peace deal between the United States and Iran. Speaking in an interview on CNBC on Monday, Vance noted that the agreement, scheduled for signing on Friday, is not yet fully settled.

The US anticipates that the Strait of Hormuz will continue to operate without tolls in the long term following the agreement's implementation. Vance also addressed Israel's position on the deal, stating that "elements in Israel who like the agreement" and affirming that "Israel will certainly have a place at the negotiating table in the new Middle East."

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I think there are elements in Israel who like the agreement.

The preliminary deal, announced on Sunday, aims to extend the current US-Iran ceasefire for an additional 60 days. It also intends to establish a framework for future discussions concerning Iran's nuclear program and other critical bilateral issues. However, the specific text of this preliminary agreement has not yet been made public.

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Israel will certainly have a place at the negotiating table in the new Middle East.