Netanyahu Faces Nightmare as World Breathes Easier Over Iran-US Deal

The global community has found relief with an impending agreement between Iran and the United States, yet Israel remains the sole nation expressing distress. This accord, expected to be finalized in Geneva, has triggered panic in Tel Aviv, with British broadcaster BBC analyzing the situation as a potential nightmare for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

According to the BBC analysis, Netanyahu, who has centered Israel's security policy on confronting Iran, now faces a scenario where the Iranian regime's position could be strengthened. The report also touches upon the upcoming general elections in Israel in October, questioning how Netanyahu's image as "Mr. Security" will withstand the current developments. This comes as the US administration reportedly pressures Israel to halt its attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Israeli media, such as Channel 13, reports that the US-Iran agreement has been met with astonishment in Tel Aviv. Unnamed Israeli officials described the deal as putting Israel in a difficult position, likening the development to being "thrown under the bus." Despite the US-Iran accord, Israel's military operations in Lebanon have continued. Far-right Israeli Minister Amichai Eliyahu advocated for the Israeli army to occupy and "level everything" up to the Litani River in southern Lebanon, even amidst a ceasefire.

Earlier, US President Donald Trump had stated he did not believe in regime change in Iran, a stance that contrasts with previous plans. Netanyahu also claimed that overthrowing the Iranian government was not a war aim, despite criticisms that the attacks had not achieved their objectives. Trump, speaking at the G7 summit, expressed confidence that Iran would not develop nuclear weapons, warning of severe consequences if they attempted to do so. He also reportedly criticized Netanyahu's actions in Lebanon, urging more responsibility.

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