US-Iran Deal Draws Israeli Security Concerns and Views on Nuclear Issue Manageability
The recent US-Iran memorandum of understanding has sparked varied reactions. Sagiv Steinberg, CEO of Jerusalem Centre for Security and Foreign Affairs, warned Israel may independently strike Iran if it resumes nuclear or missile development, expressing concerns the deal may not fully address Israel's security. Conversely, former Indian Ambassador Dinkar Srivastava views the nuclear issues as technically manageable, noting the 2015 deal's framework remains valid. He highlighted Israel's opposition to diplomatic agreements with Iran, citing conflicting strategic interests.