Israel is reportedly dissatisfied over the United States’ handling of the ceasefire agreement with Iran, with a WSJ report indicating it was informed and brought into loop only at the final stage of the truce, even as Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly backed the move while drawing clear limits on its scope.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Israeli officials were unhappy with the late notice, lack of consultation, and certain provisions of the agreement, citing mediators and a source familiar with the matter. The report said the extent of coordination was limited to a call by US President Donald Trump to Netanyahu shortly before the ceasefire was announced publicly.
