Senior Israeli security officials are reportedly expressing deep concern over the emerging agreement between the United States and Iran, warning that the proposed deal may ultimately endanger Israel’s long-term security interests.

According to a report by Channel 12, Israeli officials believe the agreement — which could reportedly be signed within days — would give Iran critical time to recover economically and militarily following months of conflict and international pressure.

“As it seems, this does not serve Israel’s interest,” senior officials reportedly warned.

Israeli security officials are said to be particularly focused on whether Iran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium will actually be removed from the country, as repeatedly promised by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Officials also reportedly fear that once sanctions are eased and tensions cool, “it will be hard for the Americans and us to go back and fight.”

The report further states that Israeli officials are troubled by the apparent lack of provisions dealing with Iran’s ballistic missile program and Tehran’s vast regional terror proxy network, including Hezbollah and other Iranian-backed groups across the Middle East.

Israeli officials are also emphasizing that any final agreement must preserve the IDF’s operational freedom in Lebanon amid ongoing threats from Hezbollah.

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