Israel Rejects US‑Iran Agreement, Says It Is Not a Partner
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In a statement released in Jerusalem, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben‑Gvir declared that Israel is not bound by the recent US‑Iran agreement. "Israel is not a partner in this agreement, which does not take its security into account and does not bind it in any way," Ben‑Gvir said.
The minister’s remarks came as the United States and Iran reached a deal aimed at easing tensions over Tehran’s nuclear program. Ben‑Gvir’s comments underline Israel’s stance that the accord does not address its security concerns.
The statement was issued amid ongoing diplomatic negotiations between Washington and Tehran, with Israel maintaining a cautious position on the terms of the agreement.
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