Netanyahu says Israel is not a party to Iran deal memorandum

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he discussed the Iran deal memorandum with US President Donald Trump, emphasizing that Israel is not a party to the agreement. According to Netanyahu's office, Trump committed that any final deal with Iran would include the removal of enriched nuclear material, the dismantling of enrichment infrastructure, limits on missile production, and an end to Iran's support for its regional allies. Trump announced that a "consensus" had been reached to avoid war with Iran and that the agreement was in its final stages, with remaining arrangements expected to be completed in the coming days. He separately confirmed that US forces had cancelled planned overnight airstrikes against Iran. The statement from Netanyahu's office said the framework agreement has received broad regional and international support for comprehensive peace in the area. No further details on the timeline of negotiations or the next stages of the deal were immediately provided.