US-Israel relations strained following Iran deal
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JD Vance, Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu
USA / Israel
June 18, 2026
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US Vice President JD Vance publicly criticized Israeli critics of the US-Iran deal. Vance stated that Donald Trump is Israel's only ally, highlighting a significant shift in diplomatic tone. Analysts describe the remarks as unprecedented and indicative of deteriorating relations.
- Earlier version 16/19/2026, 5:21:04 PM
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