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Washington Split Over Iran Deal as Critics Attack Terms and Process
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דווח לראשונה בN12 · Jun 15, 2026
מה קרה
U.S. lawmakers reacted sharply to the new Washington-Tehran agreement, with Republicans demanding congressional approval and Democrats denouncing the terms while supporting an end to the war. Barack Obama also weighed in, saying the new deal looked little different from the 2015 accord he signed.
- 01Republicans said Iran could misread the deal and demanded a congressional vote.
- 02Democrats called the terms a surrender but still wanted the war to end.
- 03Mike Pence, John Cornyn, and Mark Levin issued especially harsh criticism.
- 04Obama said the new agreement may not differ much from the 2015 deal.
- 05Trump ally Ted Cruz and Senator Tom Cotton did not comment.
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