US Vice President Vance strongly criticized Israeli officials for their opposition to the recent agreement between the US and Iran. He suggested Israeli cabinet members should refrain from attacking their strongest ally, highlighting President Trump’s support for Israel. Vance emphasized that a significant portion of Israel’s defense weaponry is funded by American taxpayers, implying a reliance on US aid. He defended the deal, stating Iran won’t gain a new advantage from lifted oil sanctions and that no nation would accept conditions hindering self-defense. Critics argue the agreement disproportionately benefits Iran by lifting sanctions and releasing frozen assets without sufficient guarantees regarding its nuclear and missile programs. The tensions arise as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faces internal dissent over the deal, particularly from hardline ministers who oppose any concessions to Iran and want to maintain freedom of action against Hezbollah in Lebanon. The relationship between Netanyahu and Trump has been strained, with Trump previously voicing criticism of Netanyahu’s policies.