Israel requested that the United States allow it to review a memorandum of understanding signed with Iran, but Washington declined the request, according to Israeli media reports. Channel 12 reported that Israeli officials sought access to the document but were denied, leaving them uncertain about its contents. The reports emerged amid growing criticism of the agreement from Israeli officials.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at a press conference on Monday that he was not sure about the details of the deal. Israeli media also reported deep frustration among officials, particularly over clauses related to troop withdrawal from Lebanon and halting attacks on the country. The news site i24 described the agreement as embarrassing, while Netanyahu noted that the deal had been made by former U.S. President Donald Trump and that Israel would act based on its own interests.

Earlier reports indicated that Israeli officials had informed Washington that Israel was not obligated to comply with the memorandum.