Israeli opposition leader Lapid attacks Netanyahu over 'complete failure' on Iran

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid on Saturday
criticised Benjamin Netanyahu over the emerging US-Iran agreement, calling it a
"complete failure" of Israeli war goals.
Lapid said the deal falls short of Israel's key
objectives, arguing that the Iranian leadership remains in power, Tehran's
missile programme remains intact and Iran retains the capacity to rebuild its
nuclear programme, reports Al Jazeera.
"The emerging deal is a complete
failure," Lapid said.
He also accused Netanyahu of weakening Israel's
diplomatic standing, saying the prime minister's leadership had turned the
country into a "client state."
Lapid further said Netanyahu would not be able
to conceal what he described as the agreement's shortcomings through media
appearances, press conferences or AI-generated videos.
Netanyahu's office did not immediately respond
to Lapid's remarks.
The comments come as details of a potential
agreement between the United States and Iran continue to emerge, drawing
scrutiny from Israeli political leaders and raising questions about the deal's
implications for regional security and Iran's nuclear activities.
















