POLITICSMIDDLE EAST EYE
Netanyahu fights for survival after Iran setback and US deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces political pressure after a US deal with Iran, as he claims success in preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and vows to continue military actions in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and the West Bank. Hardliners criticize the war's outcome, which did not achieve regime change in Iran.
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