Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, known for his stance against Iran, was surprised when President Trump announced direct negotiations with Iran to address its nuclear program, a move supported by some Israeli experts who see an opportunity for military action. This would be the first official face-to-face talks between the two countries since the US abandoned the nuclear accord seven years ago, with concerns arising over potential differences in approach between Israel and Washington and skepticism over Iran’s willingness to comply, leading to speculation of a looming military confrontation.
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