Hebrew media: Iranian officials are smarter than Israeli leaders

Tehran - BORNA - As the Zionist regime grows concerned over a potential agreement between the United States and Iran, Maariv wrote: "This agreement shows Iran is the undisputed winner, while the United States and Israel are mired in despair and defeat."

The newspaper added: "Iranian officials are smarter than Israeli leaders. They are smarter than Benjamin Netanyahu, Yisrael Katz, and other members of the government and coalition."

Meanwhile, the Zionist regime's Radio and Television Authority reported that the security cabinet would hold a meeting on Sunday evening to discuss developments related to the Washington-Tehran agreement.

Israel's Channel 12, citing senior Israeli officials about the potential agreement, reported: "None of Israel's war goals have been directly addressed in this agreement. This agreement does not require Iran to stop its support for its proxy groups in the region. It even allows it to resume its connection with Hezbollah. The agreement being negotiated between the United States and Iran threatens Israel's vital security interests."

The channel added: "The American side accepted Iran's main terms. This agreement will lead to the immediate opening of the Strait of Hormuz and the revival of Iran's economy, and will be a heavy blow to the face of the Iranian people. Iran's nuclear capabilities will only be addressed in the next stage."

Haaretz also reported: "Israeli officials are concerned about the timeline set for the agreement. Israeli officials warn that the 60-day negotiating period could work in Tehran's favor, allowing it to conduct diplomatic maneuvers during the transitional period. Israeli officials have raised the question of whether Washington can use this agreement to force Tehran to eliminate or reduce its enriched uranium stockpiles."

An Israeli official stated: "Israel has had limited influence on the decision-making process that has brought the negotiations to their current stage. It remains unclear whether this agreement will adequately address key issues, primarily curbing Iran's ballistic missile program and severing ties between Tehran and Hezbollah."

Yedioth Ahronoth, citing a senior Israeli official, warned: "Israel may be forced to make unwanted concessions in Lebanon. The agreement between Iran and the United States is bad for Israel. The agreement between Iran and the United States is undesirable and concerning for Israel, as Israel believes it is no longer able to influence its process."

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