'We told our American friends that limited understandings are unacceptable to us'
Speaking during a visit to the Israel Aerospace Industries, Netanyahu says that Israel opposes any interim nuclear agreement between the US and Iran.
Iran & The Gulf
Israel could accept US-Iran nuclear 'understanding', senior MK says
A core element of the possible understanding which remains unclear is the degree to which Iran would agree to rein in its uranium enrichment.
Israeli officials tell NYT informal US-Iran deal 'imminent'; enrichment to stay at 60%
Under the unwritten agreement, described as a "political ceasefire," the US will release funds and stop tightening sanctions, in exchange for Iran keeping enrichment levels and avoiding attacks on Americans.
Syria accuses Israel of overnight strike in Damascus area
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said areas southwest of the capital were targeted, and a warehouse used by Iran-backed militias was hit.
'There are no talks about an interim deal,' US says on Iran
"We have made clear to them what escalatory steps they needed to avoid to prevent a crisis and what de-escalatory steps they could take to create a more positive context," source says, declining to detail these but noting Washington would like to see greater Iranian cooperation with the world's nuclear watchdog.
'Iran knows breakout to 90% enrichment will result in an Israeli strike'
Speaking with Israel Hayom, a senior Israeli official sends a stern message to Tehran amid reports on an emerging nuclear deal between with the West.
Iran's Khamenei says 'nothing wrong' with nuclear deal with West
"There is nothing wrong with the agreement, but the infrastructure of our nuclear industry should not be touched," Iran's supreme leader says.
Iran arrangement would not obligate Israel, Netanyahu tells Blinken
The two leaders also discuss military and intelligence cooperation, and artificial intelligence.
Argentine judge dismisses long-running corruption case against vice president
A court in 2021 dismissed a case against Fernández that accused her of conspiring with Iran to cover up Tehran's alleged involvement in a 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
Ministers' hawkish posture suggests PM would have votes to strike Iran
The current views held by the members of the Diplomatic-Security Cabinet show that the majority will likely vote to approve military action in Iran if Netanyahu and Gallant were to make the case that such a measure was essential.