Israel strikes Beirut and Iran despite Trump's orders, pushing nuclear deal to the brink
Google News Top—The IDF killed a Hezbollah commander in Dahiyeh and separately struck Iranian military sites in response to a missile attack, both actions defying explicit White House orders to stand down. Iran's security council declared 'zero hour is upon us' while its parliament speaker said the U.S. 'lacks the will to fulfill commitments,' threatening to walk away from talks. Trump — privately furious at Netanyahu, posting 'let's not blow it' on Truth Social — warned Israel it would have 'no choice' but to accept any US-Iran deal reached without it. Netanyahu gave what sources called a 'pseudo agreement' to halt, and Trump insisted the deal remained within reach despite three people killed in Dahiyeh.
- Google News Top — Iran says any ceasefire with the US requires Israeli forces to fully withdraw from Lebanese territory
- ABC Australia — Iranian civilians describe living through US strikes before nuclear deal
- Daily Mail — Trump publicly rebukes Netanyahu at the G7 over Israel's continued bombing campaign in Lebanon
- CBS News — Iran presses US to secure Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon as ceasefire condition
- The Hill — Trump says Iran deal can hold even as Israel continues fighting Hezbollah in Lebanon
- The Hill — Trump told Axios: 'Why did Bibi have to do a f---ing attack?' … said he was 'pissed off'
- The Hill — Live video: Trump and Macron hold bilateral talks on the sidelines of the G7 summit
- New York Post — World — Polls show Syrian and Lebanese civilians are increasingly hostile to Hezbollah and more open to Israel
- The Straits Times — Iran FM says ending Lebanon war is central demand in US nuclear negotiations
- The Hindu — Hezbollah says Iran is pressing US to secure Israeli troop withdrawal from Lebanon
- The Hindu — Iran says formal talks on final deal terms with US will begin this week
- El País English — Iran ceasefire deal leaves Israeli PM Netanyahu diplomatically isolated and militarily constrained
- Daily Mail — VP Vance warns Iran the US could resume military action and holds the leverage in ceasefire negotiations
- Daily Mail — Trump-brokered Iran ceasefire is endangered as Israel's Netanyahu refuses to pull troops from Lebanese territory
- The Independent (UK) — Iranian official says peace deal requires Israel to end occupation of Lebanon and withdraw forces
- Deutsche Welle — Analysis asks whether the Iran war has weakened US credibility as the world sole superpower
- Deutsche Welle — Iran says peace terms require Israel to withdraw forces from Lebanon as a condition of the deal
- Financial Times — Trump and Netanyahu's diplomatic relationship hits a new low over Iran ceasefire and Lebanon
- NPR — Analysis examines how Israeli actions could complicate fragile US-Iran peace negotiations
- CBS News — Trump tells advisers he is unhappy with Israel's Lebanon strategy and worried about Iran deal risks
- DNyuz — Trump tells Netanyahu Israel must be more responsible about military operations in Lebanon
- Google News Top — Analysis argues the failed US-Iran deal leaves Trump with fewer cards and Tehran with more leverage
- NBC News — Politics — Vance confirms nuclear inspectors will return to Iran under terms of peace deal
- BBC — Iran peace deal creates political dilemma for Israeli PM Netanyahu
- Euronews — Trump tells Netanyahu at G7 to hold back in Lebanon and let Syria manage Hezbollah
- Zeteo — Nine Israeli officials react furiously to terms of US-Iran peace deal
- Hot Air — Netanyahu says Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon despite US pressure
- Washington Examiner — Column argues it is too early to evaluate terms of the US-Iran peace deal
- Washington Examiner — Vance confirms nuclear weapons inspectors will return to Iran under new agreement
- Washington Examiner — Trump tells Israel to step back from Lebanon and let Syria handle Hezbollah
- The New Republic — Netanyahu urgently seeks meeting with Trump after being blindsided by Iran deal
- Slate — Analysis asks whether US-Iran peace deal will hold given past failures
- Washington Post — Trump insists US will not invest money in Iran as part of peace deal
- RealClearPolitics — Analysis asks whether the final Iran deal will actually be a win for US
- Memeorandum — Trump and Netanyahu relationship at new low over Iran deal terms
- Memeorandum — Netanyahu says Israel will maintain forces in Lebanon regardless of US-Iran deal
- Persuasion — Analysis of why Iran has historically chosen confrontation over diplomatic peace
- South China Morning Post — Iran insists permanent Lebanon ceasefire must be part of any US-Iran peace deal
- South China Morning Post — Iran deal widely seen as terrible by Netanyahu's team deepening US-Israel rift
- Al Jazeera — Lebanese families return to damaged towns as fragile ceasefire continues holding