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Channel 14: Israeli anger at Trump advisors Witkoff and Kushner over Iran deal push

The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
Channel 14: Israeli anger at Trump advisors Witkoff and Kushner over Iran deal push

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TL;DR

Israeli frustration is mounting toward White House envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, whom Israeli media reports accuse of pushing President Trump to finalize an agreement with Iran at any cost, driven by foreign interests. The report on Channel 14 follows broader coverage of Israeli officials and commentators expressing alarm over the emerging US-Iran deal.

01 · THE DISPATCH

Channel 14 reported Wednesday evening that Israeli officials and political figures are expressing anger toward senior Trump advisors Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, whom they accuse of urging the president to seal a deal with Iran 'at any cost' and from 'foreign motives.' The report did not specify the nature of those foreign interests or name specific Israeli sources. The criticism adds to a wave of concern in Jerusalem as the Trump administration appears to close in on a framework agreement with Tehran. As The Zioneer reported on June 15, President Trump claimed that Prime Minister Netanyahu is 'on board' with the deal, while Israeli security cabinet deliberations continued behind closed doors. Earlier reports cited US sources saying Trump is considering dismissing administration officials who opposed the deal. The precise terms of the agreement remain unpublished, fueling speculation and unease among Israeli defense and political circles.

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