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According to Odaily Planet Daily, citing multiple current and former U.S. officials cited by the Washington Post, several U.S. intelligence agencies have warned the Trump administration that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may take action to undermine Trump's efforts to reach a long-term peace agreement with Iran. Netanyahu is currently facing immense domestic political pressure and is forced to continue the war in Lebanon. An U.S. official who has seen the intelligence report revealed that the latest U.S. intelligence report concludes that Netanyahu's ability to retain his position as prime minister in the upcoming fall election hinges on demonstrating to his people that he will not withdraw troops from Lebanon and is determined to escalate the war with Hezbollah. The U.S. intelligence report also points out that Israel is deeply dissatisfied with the terms of Trump's peace memorandum of understanding, as the agreement weakens Israel's core objectives. (Jin Shi)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that while the conflict between the US and Iran may have paused, the propaganda war surrounding who won and who lost has only just begun. Both countries are portraying the June 17 memorandum of understanding signed by their leaders as a victory for themselves. Analysts believe Iran has the upper hand, having secured new sanctions relief and reconstruction funds. In contrast, the US only secured the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a waterway that was already functioning before the war; the US also gained concessions on Iran's nuclear program, but these concessions had already been made by Tehran. The White House released a list of key points for discussion to allies, aiming to portray the agreement as a political victory. (Jin Shi)