What to know about the finalized deal to end the Iran war

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : " Israel's Netanyahu has been weakened Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu boasted of unprecedented "shoulder to shoulder" cooperation with the U.S. at the outset of the war, launched in a joint operation between the two close allies.
43% : It survived the most serious attempt ever by Israel and the United States to topple the Islamic Republic, with their thundering opening volleys of the war that killed Iran's supreme leader and much of the top political and military echelons.
41% : That would leave the adversaries more or less where they where they were 3 ½ months ago -- before Israel and the U.S. on Feb. 28 launched their war on Iran, which has left thousands dead across the region, triggered a global energy crisis and shook the American economy with an inflation surge.
41% : After the agreement was announced, the first Israeli response came from its defense minister, Israel Katz, who said Israel won't withdraw from the large swath of southern Lebanon seized over the past months.
39% : Hezbollah in a statement Monday praised the deal and said it was committed to resisting Israel "until full withdrawal is achieved.
37% : The U.S. and Israel fear Iran's nuclear program could lead to an atomic weapon, a main reason their leaders cited for going to war.
36% : What is not known is whether the new agreement puts the two sides any closer than they were in negotiations months ago, when the U.S. and Israel launched their surprise attack on Iran.
33% : Much remains unknown, including whether the deal says anything about Iran's missile program or support for its regional allies like Lebanon's Hezbollah, two issues that the U.S. and Israel cited to justify the war.
33% : Another major question is how it addresses Lebanon: Israel and Hezbollah are not parties to the deal, and their fighting could blow up the arrangement.
30% : The emerging ceasefire has also come under heavy criticism in Israel, both from opposition leaders and even members of his governing coalition.

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