Senior Israeli politicians took to social media on Monday morning to voice their opposition to the announced agreement between Washington and Tehran, while slamming Netanyahu over his perceived failure to secure a better deal

The UN welcomed the deal 'that provides for an immediate and permanent cease-fire, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, as well as a framework for further negotiations,' which Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said 'represents a critical step towards the peaceful settlement of the conflict'

The deal between Tehran and Washington came as Israel was on high alert for possible missile fire after Iran vowed to retaliate against an Israeli strike in Beirut's southern suburbs, also known as the Dahiyeh. Iran ultimately called off its planned missile strikes

Emir Suljagić survived the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, Europe's worst massacre since World War II. As director of the town's Genocide Memorial Center, he says justice remains elusive, but memory is nonnegotiable: 'We survived genocide. Then we had to find the bodies to prove it'

Israel's Arab community is preparing for a fight for voter turnout, in a bid to end four years of a far-right government that has seen rising deadly violence and institutional delegitimization. Some observers view this crisis as an opportunity

Video warns that government led by Bennett and Eisenkot will try to fire Netanyahu appointees and shut down media outfits. Last week, however, the coalition moved ahead on three bills giving cabinet exclusive control over senior appointments

The strike on Beirut and renewed threats of Iranian retaliation underscore Israel's shrinking room for maneuver as Trump pushes toward a deal, raising concerns of recurring flare-ups while Washington increasingly dictates the regional agenda