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Israel Sees Major Risks in U.S.-Iran Memorandum as Tehran Declares Victory
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67% centerFirst reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 16, 2026
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Israel says the newly revealed U.S.-Iran memorandum is a flawed deal that gives Tehran money, keeps uranium enrichment in place, and links the Lebanese front to the broader conflict. Iran’s leadership is portraying the agreement as a victory, while talks with Lebanon are set to continue next week in Washington.
- 01Israel says the memorandum is a bad deal that benefits Iran without enough concessions.
- 02Article 10 would ease Iranian oil sales and related financial services immediately.
- 03Article 8 allows uranium dilution in Iran, not removal, under IAEA supervision.
- 04Article 1 ties the Lebanese front to the wider war, which Israel strongly opposes.
- 05Iranian officials called the deal a victory and warned against continued Israeli presence in Lebanon.
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