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Israeli opposition leader says emerging Iran deal marks Netanyahu failure
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid criticizes an emerging Iran deal for failing to achieve Israel's war objectives, stating it preserves Iran's leadership and military capabilities and allows its nuclear program to rebuild. He blames Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the outcome, accusing Israel of becoming a client state dependent on U.S. national security decisions.
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