The agreement between the USA and Iran complicates the political situation of Benjamin Netanyahu, who is facing internal criticism and pressure just a few months before the elections.

The ceasefire agreement concluded by the US with Iran has generated a political crisis for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who feels marginalized by his main ally. Critics point out that Netanyahu is caught between the risk of a confrontation with Washington and internal pressures, with imminent elections. Although he has self-styled himself as Washington's "political wizard," Netanyahu is now facing a security dilemma, having limited options.

The opposition leader, Yair Lapid, described the situation as a choice between a destructive confrontation with the US and a capitulation of Israeli interests. Critical comments from his Likud colleagues and far-right ministers reflect internal pressure. Netanyahu stated that he will continue to oppose Iranian threats, but acknowledges that there are differences of opinion with Washington. In the context of the attacks in Gaza and a more aggressive approach in security policy, Netanyahu faces a major challenge in maintaining his image as "Mr. Security" of Israel, while his strategy is contested both domestically and internationally.