Vance criticizes Israel for overreacting to the US Iran agreement According to Golden Finance, on June 18th, US Vice President Vance criticized Israel for showing "strange panic" and "overreaction" to the agreement reached between the US and Iran. The relevant interview was announced on Thursday. Officials from various political factions in Israel believe that the agreement does not address their concerns about Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs, and will also limit Israel's military actions against Hezbollah in Lebanon. Vance said, "I feel an almost strange panic within the Israeli system, assuming that everything envisioned to benefit Iran will happen, and it will be achieved without Iran changing any behavior at all. But that's not how the agreement is written." Vance accused Israel of lacking trust in its most important ally. Vance said, "The view that we reached a terrible agreement is not factual, and if we consider the long-term relationship between the two sides, it simply doesn't make sense." Vance named several specific critics of the agreement - Israeli far right cabinet ministers Itamar Ben Gevel and Bezalel Smotrich. Wansi said, "My response to them is: What is your specific plan? You are a country with a population of 9 million. You cannot solve every national security problem you face by constantly killing