Israeli Ministers Reject Iran Deal Amid Opposition Criticism of Netanyahu
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Israeli ministers said Israel will not be bound by the Iran nuclear deal, according to remarks reported by The Times of Israel. Opposition leaders criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing his handling of the issue as an "absolute failure."
The statements were made by unnamed Israeli ministers and opposition figures, reflecting internal political disagreement over the country's stance on the agreement with Iran.
No further details about the timing, location of the remarks, or specific terms of the deal were provided in the source.
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