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Will the opposition keep supporting Netanyahu's wars as he seeks to tank the U.S.-Iran deal?
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Haaretz
· Jun 26, 2026
Hope or Fear: how will Netanyahu's rivals use Trump's Iran deal?
Hope or Fear: how will Netanyahu's rivals use Trump's Iran deal?
Sky News Australia
· Jul 2, 2026
Iran war fractures US-Saudi Arabia relationship as conflict in the Middle East continues
America’s ongoing war with Iran has seemingly fractured its relationship with Saudi Arabia, and it is considering lowering its military presence in the country. The tension follows US President Donald Trump’s handling of the war, an inability to agree on a peace deal, and the economic blowback Saudi Arabia faces. Officials told The Wall Street Journal that the wedge between the nations has led the US to cut back on its mutual military alliance. Sources revealed to the WSJ that the US is considering focusing on nations that support its war with Iran, such as Israel. The relationship showed signs of fracture following the US and Israel’s strikes on Iran, a decision that several Gulf nations opposed.
ABNA English
· Jul 1, 2026
Qalibaf: If U.S. Wants to Fight, We Also Know How to Fight Well
The head of the Islamic Republic of Iran's negotiating delegation, regarding the possibility of U.S. breach of commitment, said, Is it possible that the U.S. will break its promise? Yes, this possibility exists, and we are distrustful of the U.S.; therefore, we are ready for any reciprocal action. If the U.S. wants to choose war, we also know how to fight well.
Bloomberg
· Jul 8, 2026
Economic Costs For US, Iran Too Great for 'All-Out War,' Says CSIS's Will Todman
Will Todman, chief of staff of the Geopolitics and Foreign Policy Department and senior fellow of the Middle East Program at CSIS, said that a low level conflict with outbursts from both the US and Iran is more likely than an 'all-out' war because the economic costs to both countries are too great. Todman said that Iran is 'very keen' to keep control over the Strait of Hormuz as an economic and strategic negotiating tool. (Source: Bloomberg)
NDTV
· Jun 23, 2026
With Iran, US Signing Peace Deal, Where Does That Leave Netanyahu?
Netanyahu confronts dilemma balancing US alliance and military actions against Hezbollah
Informed Comment
· Jun 27, 2026
Israel’s ‘campaign between the wars’ against Iran hurts US Ties
How strategy to contain Iran and its allies risks further straining ties with US
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Related coverage for "Will the opposition keep supporting Netanyahu's wars as he seeks to tank the U.S.-Iran deal?": Haaretz — Hope or Fear: how will Netanyahu's rivals use Trump's Iran deal?. Sky News Australia — Iran war fractures US-Saudi Arabia relationship as conflict in the Middle East continues. ABNA English — Qalibaf: If U.S. Wants to Fight, We Also Know How to Fight Well. Bloomberg — Economic Costs For US, Iran Too Great for 'All-Out War,' Says CSIS's Will Todman. NDTV — With Iran, US Signing Peace Deal, Where Does That Leave Netanyahu?. Informed Comment — Israel’s ‘campaign between the wars’ against Iran hurts US Ties