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Behind the US-Israel rift, Jerusalem braces for wider limits on military action
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First reported by Mako · Jun 19, 2026
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Israel and the United States are sharply divided over the emerging Iran agreement, with Washington blaming Smotrich and Ben Gvir for hardening Netanyahu’s stance. Israeli officials say the deal is seen across the security establishment as a “catastrophe,” and they are preparing for US pressure to limit IDF operations in Gaza, Yemen and other fronts.
- 01Washington blames Smotrich and Ben Gvir for Israel’s hard line on Iran.
- 02Israeli officials say the deal is a security “catastrophe” shared by the whole leadership.
- 03A senior cabinet source said Israel may need to act alone if Trump loses interest.
- 04Jerusalem expects months of US pressure to restrict IDF activity in Gaza and Yemen.
- 05Netanyahu convened the small cabinet for an urgent discussion Thursday evening.
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