Avigdor Liberman

Israeli media and politicians criticized a reported US-Saudi nuclear deal, warning it could lead to a Middle Eastern arms race and undermine Israel's security. Israeli leaders, including Avigdor Liberman and Yair Golan, accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of failing to prevent the agreement, which Saudi Arabia may use to pursue nuclear weapons. President Isaac Herzog also highlighted threats to Israel's upcoming elections.

Israel’s Supreme Court suspended a law blocking arrests of ultra-Orthodox men who refuse military service, which was passed by the Parliament to delay enforcement until after a key election. The court cited the law’s selective application to certain population segments and announced a hearing to address petitions challenging it.

The US refused to share the text of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed with Iran with Israel, despite briefing Israeli officials. The agreement extends a ceasefire with Iran for 60 days and reopens the Strait of Hormuz, but details remain unclear. US President Donald Trump pledged to share the MOU publicly, while Israeli officials criticized the deal as favoring Iran.

Former Israeli minister Avigdor Liberman criticizes an emerging Iran deal, calling it a catastrophe that preserves ayatollahs' power, and accuses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of failing to achieve success in any conflict. The deal could unfreeze $110 billion in Iranian assets.