Behind Israel’s furious reaction to Trump Iran deal
At 4:20 in the morning, earlier this week, President Donald Trump announced peace. And nowhere is that method more visible than in Israel’s furious — yet strangely toothless — reaction. Recommended Stories The hidden purpose of the drone war between Ukraine and Russia Who really pays for California’s Medicaid fraud shell game?
- ▪At 4:20 in the morning, earlier this week, President Donald Trump announced peace.
- ▪And nowhere is that method more visible than in Israel’s furious — yet strangely toothless — reaction.
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| Publication time | Thu, 25 Jun 2026 13:39:29 +0000 |
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At 4:20 in the morning, earlier this week, President Donald Trump announced peace. Iran, he posted on Truth Social, had agreed to nuclear inspections “long into the future (Infinity!!!),” a guarantee of “Nuclear Honesty.” Four minutes later: a “record” 19 million barrels of oil had left the Strait of Hormuz, and “the World is a much safer place.”Read on its own, the memorandum behind those posts looks like chaos: a permanent ceasefire wrapped around a 60-day clock, a reconstruction fund no one believes in, threats and reassurances in the same hour. It is not chaos. It is method. And nowhere is that method more visible than in Israel’s furious — yet strangely toothless — reaction.
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