US-Iran War Live Updates: Netanyahu opposes peace deal, says Israel has its 'own interest'

US-Iran War Live Updates: Monday, June 15, has been a day full of optimism as world leaders and the UN chief welcome the fresh breakthrough as both Washington and Tehran finally agreed to a 14-point peace deal that will be signed in Geneva, Switzerland this Friday.

Overnight, US President Donald Trump clarified that Iran has agreed to “never have a Nuclear Weapon” and dismissed reports that Washington would pay Tehran $300 billion under the deal, calling them “Fake News”.

However, Israel repeatedly remains miffed. Reuters reported that frustration is mounting in Israel, with a senior Israeli official describing the preliminary agreement as “terrible for Israel” and saying there is little support for it within the country’s leadership.

Financial markets cheered the prospect of a lasting peace. The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged as much as 500 points during Monday’s session and ended at a record closing high, while the S&P 500 rose 1.6% and the Nasdaq gained more than 3%, marking its best day in three months as investors welcomed signs of easing geopolitical tensions and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

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