Netanyahu secretly plotting to TORPEDO Trump’s Iran peace deal in intelligence bombshell
US spy agencies have warned Donald Trump that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is ready to undermine the fragile peace deal he signed with Iran to save his own political skin.
A new intelligence report warns that Netanyahu, who faces a general election in the autumn, is expected to step up attacks on Iran’s proxy terror group Hezbollah to bolster support at home.
An official familiar with the report told the Washington Post that the Israeli leadership was disappointed with Trump’s 14-point plan and what it saw as capitulation to Tehran.
A former official said in the document that Jerusalem feared the deal would cripple its ability to defend itself against Hezbollah.
The deal disappointed many in the Israeli government, who wanted to continue its offensive against Iran’s northern proxies; some openly criticized Trump and his deal.
Moreover, sources reveal that Israel’s occupation of Southern Lebanon and its attacks on Hezbollah militants there and near the capital Beirut are important to voters; This is one of Netanyahu’s key assessments as he faces growing political opposition.
A current US intelligence official stated in the report that a suspension of hostilities or a withdrawal from Lebanon would be considered a defeat for the prime minister.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir made a shocking post on Friday: “For every tear of an Israeli mother, a thousand Lebanese mothers must cry.” ‘All Lebanon must burn!’
US intelligence assesses that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will likely try to undermine Trump’s efforts to strike a peace deal with Iran
Trump lashed out at his Israeli counterpart this week, telling the G7 that Israel was killing ‘too many people’ in Lebanon
Israel has exchanged attacks with Lebanon in the last 48 hours but signed a new ceasefire agreement with Netanyahu’s team
Trump signed the deal with Iran at the G7 summit in France on Wednesday, bowing to red lines he once drew on uranium enrichment, ballistic missiles and billions of dollars in frozen funds.
The deal promises Tehran a $300 billion reconstruction fund, the lifting of all U.S. sanctions, and a pledge never to build nuclear weapons in exchange for the release of frozen assets.
US and Iranian negotiators were due to meet in Switzerland on Friday to reach a broader agreement, but talks were abruptly canceled as conflict flared in Lebanon.
Israel and Hezbollah reached an agreement on a ceasefire brokered by the United States and Qatar, with help from Iran, that will take effect at 16:00 local time on Friday, but Lebanese officials said the attacks went beyond the deadline.
The Trump administration has taken a much more hostile tone towards the Israeli government in recent days.
Speaking on the world stage at Group of Seven meetings this week, Trump said Israel had killed “too many people” in Lebanon and called on leaders not to bomb apartment buildings while searching for Hezbollah militants.
The president has said repeatedly in recent days that Israel cannot exist without the United States; this phrase was quickly adopted by Vice President J.D. Vance.
“Trump is the only head of state in the entire world who is currently sympathetic to the nation of Israel… If I were in the cabinet of the Israeli government, I might not attack my only remaining strong ally anywhere in the world,” Vance said at a White House briefing on Thursday.
People search for survivors at the site of an Israeli airstrike that targeted a building in the southern suburbs of Beirut on June 14, 2026
People clear debris from the site of an Israeli airstrike that targeted a building in the southern suburbs of Beirut. Trump expresses anger over Bibi’s constant apartment bombings
‘Two-thirds of the defensive weapons that protect your homeland are made by Americans and paid for by American taxes,’ he said, with visible disappointment.
Vance was supposed to headline the now-scrapped signing ceremony in Switzerland on Friday before the latest Israel-Hezbollah conflict began. It’s unclear when it will be rescheduled.
The White House has faced harsh criticism from both sides for the Memorandum’s inclusion of $300 billion in funding for Iran’s reconstruction.
The administration has promised that not a penny of U.S. taxpayer money will fill Iran’s coffers.
“We did not meet out of desperation, Iran did,” the president said on social media Friday.
‘THEY ARE DONE! We will play 60 days. ‘They don’t even get paid a dime!’
