Israel, despite having started the war alongside the US, was not involved in the negotiations over the deal, which appears not to achieve the goals of the war that were set out by the US and Israel, including eliminating Iran’s nuclear program, depleting its ballistic missile stockpile, ending its support for terror proxies and creating the conditions for the fall of the regime.
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Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir attacked the deal, saying in a statement that “Trump’s agreement does not bind us.”
“Israel is not subordinate to the United States. We are an independent and sovereign country,” he said. “We are not partners to this agreement, which does not safeguard our security.
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Former prime minister Naftali Bennett, who heads the Together alliance and is seen as a leading contender to replace Netanyahu in the upcoming elections, said the government failed to translate Israel’s military achievements into lasting security gains.
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Bennett said that he, by contrast, has “a strategic plan for bringing about the collapse of the Iranian regime” and to dismantle its nuclear program through “a combination of diplomatic, intelligence, economic, technological and military means.”
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Avigdor Liberman, of the hawkish Yisrael Beytenu party, argued that if the pending agreement had been signed during the previous Bennett-Lapid government, Netanyahu “would have accused us of treason.”

Jerusalem must be prepared to retaliate against Hezbollah and Iranian attacks, he insisted, asserting that “for every Iranian launch at Israel, we should respond by destroying Kharg Island and the port of Bandar Abbas.”

Liberman also called for the creation of an Israeli missile force and insisted that “from now on, Mossad must focus on one mission only — overthrowing the ayatollah regime.”
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Yesh Atid MK Ram Ben Barak said the agreement was “the best thing that has happened to Iran in a generation,” while Hadash-Ta’al MK Ahmad Tibi noted that Trump’s “greatest achievement is to open the Strait of Hormuz, which was open before the war began!”

Brigadier General Esmail Qaani, the commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Quds Force, has stated that the third imposed war completely discredited the United States and has accelerated the collapse of the criminal Israeli regime.

In an extensive interview on Monday night, the Quds commander said, “The third imposed war discredited America. The trend of the collapse of the Zionist regime has gained momentum.”
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“Today, America knows very well, and the Zionist regime understands even better, that the force standing firmly against them in the harshest conditions, refusing to leave the battlefield, is the resistance,” Qaani said.

“From Operation Al-Aqsa Flood until today, despite unprecedented pressure, maximum destruction, and the most horrific crimes in beloved Palestine and Lebanon, not a single resistance group abandoned the field. This steadfastness has terrified the enemies,” he said.
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General Qaani praised the performance of the entire axis of resistance in the recent war, saying it “shone powerfully.”

He particularly highlighted Hezbollah’s role, noting that the Lebanese resistance movement fought shoulder-to-shoulder with Iran for 104 days.

“Hezbollah cannot be dismantled. No one can stand against Hezbollah of Lebanon,” he said.

“Hezbollah is the entire Shia community and a significant portion of the non-Shia community of Lebanon. Everything you have seen from Hezbollah is only the tip of the iceberg,” he said.

Qaani further stated that the American-Zionist enemy has lost all credibility wherever it confronted the resistance.

He pointed to the Bab al-Mandab Strait as one of the resistance’s winning cards, saying it is “like wax in the hands of the boys of Hezbollah, Ansarullah, and Yemen.”

He revealed that some of the most advanced American warships intending to cross the Red Sea during the war spent nearly two weeks going back and forth between Yemen and Jeddah before ultimately not daring to pass through.
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The remarks once again highlighted the strategic depth and unbreakable unity of the axis of resistance, which continues to change regional equations in favor of the oppressed despite all pressures and aggressions by the United States and the Zionist regime.