A new agreement regarding Iran’s nuclear program is causing friction between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Israel, excluded from the negotiations, has expressed concerns that the deal inadequately addresses the long-term threat of Iran developing nuclear weapons, effectively postponing resolution of the issue. Within the U.S. Congress, Republican lawmakers have reacted to the agreement with noticeable unease and largely remained silent on the matter. This silence signals internal divisions and disapproval among Republicans regarding the Biden administration’s approach to Iran. The deal’s terms and potential consequences are prompting debate about regional security and the future of nuclear proliferation. The lack of Israeli involvement in the negotiations has further complicated the geopolitical landscape. This situation highlights a growing divide between the U.S. and its ally Israel on how to manage the Iranian nuclear threat.