[Israeli Officials: U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding Will 'Jeopardize Israel's Security Interests'] According to a report by Golden Finance on June 14, Israel's Channel 12 reported on the 13th, citing multiple anonymous senior Israeli officials, that the memorandum of understanding potentially signed between the United States and Iran will 'jeopardize Israel's security interests.' The report quoted these officials as saying that the imminent U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding indicates that the U.S. has agreed to Iran's 'key conditions,' adding that Iran 'would not agree to this deal without reason.' The report stated that senior Israeli officials and some experts believe the terms of the memorandum of understanding will 'jeopardize Israel's security interests.' These officials also pointed out that, based on the framework of the memorandum, Iran has only agreed to discuss its nuclear program after the formal end of the war and the fulfillment of a series of other conditions, including the unfreezing of Iran's frozen funds. Additionally, the U.S.'s previous proposal to transport Iran's enriched uranium out of the country has been replaced with a plan to dilute the enriched uranium, and Iran's missile program is not included in the agreement at all. Key issues that Israel hopes to address remain unresolved.