Iran Israel Updates Monday June 15

- Trump: effectively allows Iran to enrich uranium. Trump to The New York Times: Iran will only be able to enrich uranium to a low level. We are talking to them about a 15-20-year ban. If an agreement is not reached within 60 days, we will return to war.

- Across Israel, the belief is this is one of the worst agreements ever signed with Iran

. Here are some of the quotes from Israel:

“Trump completely surrendered to Iran

“Any part of this Agreement does not bind us”

“The 2026 Munich agreement”

“Trump saved the Iranian regime”

“All Trump did was sign another JCPOA that pushes the can down the road”

“Trump promotes the worst regimes in the world”

- A senior Israeli to IDF radio: This is a horrible deal for Israel, and everyone from top to bottom thinks so, from the Prime Minister to the IDF Chief of Staff

- Editor of Jerusalem post: If this US-Iran ceasefire/“peace deal” is so good for Israel, where are the Israelis saying so? I’ve been looking all morning. Officials, IDF voices, MKs, analysts, think tanks, prominent media figures.

So far: zero serious Israeli public endorsements.

- qDefense Minister Israel Katz vowed Monday that the Israeli military will remain in southern Lebanon and warned that if Iran strikes, it will be hit “with full force,” promising that Israel will resist any pressure after the US and Iran agreed a deal to end the war that also reportedly includes a commitment to end hostilities in Lebanon.

- Iran claims: The U.S. acknowledged the fact that Iran will be able to collect fees for "maritime services" for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz starting in 60 days, under the service name: "Safety services, navigation, environmental protection and insurance, and using these revenues to promote the country's economic development"

- Authorities in southern Lebanon warn people displaced by three months of war between Israel and Hezbollah against rushing home despite a US-Iran deal to end the wider conflict, as Israel says it will not withdraw troops from the south.

- Smotrich condemns the agreement, calling it “bad for Israel and for the entire free world. Period.”He says that Israel must continue efforts to topple the Iranian regime and ensure Tehran never obtains nuclear weapons, but also defends the government, declaring that none of those running to replace Netanyahu could “withstand even ten percent of the pressure currently being exerted on the Israeli government, and especially on its leader.”