Why Israel could still derail the Iran-US deal

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: Iran

PoliticsWorld / International

Why Israel could still derail the Iran-US deal

A ceasefire has been reached and the Strait of Hormuz is reopening, but Israel is still fighting, Iran's nuclear program remains unresolved, and the hardest talks haven't started yet. Al Jazeera's podcast 'The Take' episode examines what the deal actually means, with correspondent Maziar Motamedi.

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