United States President Joe Biden’s expected signature on an amended nuclear agreement with Iran puts Israel’s new government before a strategic dilemma. It essentially has two options: to adhere to the policy of former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who ruled out any deal with Iran that would include even a partial lifting of sanctions, or to adopt a “if you cannot beat them, join them” approach by cooperating with the Biden administration and trying to plug the holes it identifies in the emerging deal.
Standing up to the US on the Iran deal is not an option | Israel | Al Jazeera
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken meets with Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid in Rome on June 27, 2021 [Pool via Reuters/Andrew Harnik]