Iran, Trump have a common problem in their deal to end the war: Israel

The Trump administration's proposed peace deal with Iran faces a significant hurdle in Israel, which hasn't agreed to it and has already received a firm "no" from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. This dynamic is crucial because Israel's stance can dramatically influence regional stability and the broader Middle East peace process. The involvement of a key regional player who didn't sign on complicates the deal's success and raises questions about the feasibility of achieving a lasting ceasefire in the volatile area.