Israel Reacts To Iran Deal, Trump Meets World Leaders At G7, Georgia Primary Preview

The U.S. and Iran have struck a deal to begin negotiations to end their war, but Israel is furious—its prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, calls the agreement a betrayal, especially since Israel was excluded from the talks and the deal lacks any concrete plan to address Iran's nuclear program. Netanyahu, who once saw the war as his life's mission, now faces political fallout at home as his coalition and rivals accuse him of failing to secure Israel's interests. Meanwhile, President Trump arrives at the G7 summit in France, where European leaders are eager to discuss Ukraine despite the U.S.-Iran breakthrough. While Trump enjoys a moment of diplomatic momentum, tensions remain with European allies frustrated by his past rhetoric and actions. In Georgia, the Republican primary runoff for Senate has become a high-stakes battle between Trump’s endorsed candidate, Mike Collins, and the more electable but less ideologically aligned Derek Dooley—while Governor Brian Kemp backs a different candidate, Burt Jones, for governor, highlighting a deep rift within the GOP over strategy versus ideology in a swing state. The episode reveals how foreign policy breakthroughs can fracture domestic alliances and how political endorsements are no longer just about loyalty, but about survival in a divided party. The most striking revelation is that Trump’s Iran deal, while celebrated internationally, has backfired domestically by alienating Israel and exposing the fragility of U.S. alliances.