India, June 19 -- Israel has reacted with alarm to the preliminary agreement reached between US President Donald Trump and Iran, with political leaders, security analysts and commentators describing the deal as a major setback for Israeli interests and regional security.

The agreement, designed to end months of conflict between the United States and Iran, has triggered strong criticism in Israel, where officials argue that it fails to address key security concerns, including Iran's missile programme, regional proxy network and nuclear ambitions.

Israeli concerns over deal terms

Many Israeli analysts and former officials contend that the agreement does not achieve the objectives that Israel sought during the conflict.

Critics argue tha...