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Trump Declares Iran Deal Invalid, Citing Ongoing Threats and Internal Regime Divisions
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By יענקי פרבר
First reported by Channel 13 · Jul 13, 2026
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Donald Trump declared the Iran nuclear deal invalid, citing Iran's continued nuclear ambitions and regional threats. Despite initial market relief, Israel opposed the deal and Iran's internal regime divisions have deepened. Experts credit Israel with significantly damaging Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities.
- 01Trump declared the Iran nuclear deal invalid, calling it an illusion and untrustworthy.
- 02Iran continues arming proxies, advancing nuclear weapons, and threatening Israel.
- 03Israel opposed the deal and insisted on freedom to act against Hezbollah.
- 04Iran's internal divisions have deepened, with Revolutionary Guards limiting talks.
- 05Israel has severely damaged Iran's nuclear and missile infrastructure.
- 06Iran's economic troubles may threaten its regime if military focus persists.
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