Netanyahu faces revolt at home as Israel defies U.S.-Iran ceasefire terms

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing intense backlash from both within his own political camp and opposition parties for permitting a U.S.-brokered deal with Iran, despite it not fully aligning with Israel's security concerns. Critics, like opposition leader Yair Lapid, argue that while Israel technically "won the battle," Netanyahu has "lost the war" by not pushing back harder against perceived U.S. concessions to Iran. This internal dissent highlights broader tensions between Israel's national interests and its relationship with the United States, raising questions about Netanyahu's leadership and the future of Israeli foreign policy.