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How is Israel reacting to the U.S.-Iran interim deal and who voices criticism?

Carmen Roberts 0:02
Voicing concerns about the deal. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. Israel is not happy about the U.S.-Iran interim deal to end the war, which it had no part in crafting. Vice President J.D. Vance with this response.
Brandon Weichert 0:16
If I was in the cabinet of the Israeli government, I might not be attacking the only powerful ally that I have anywhere left in the entire world.
Carmen Roberts 0:25
The vice president at a White House press conference today. Iran's supreme leader warned in a statement today that Tehran will not bow to what he calls excessive demands from the U.S. in future negotiations. The deal is also drawing bipartisan criticism. Republican Senator John Cornyn and Democratic Senator Chris Coons expressing their concerns.
Fox News Promo/Announcer (Unknown) 0:47
There's nothing to stop the regime from beginning to block the Strait of Hormuz again.

What did Vice President J.D. Vance say about Israel's response to the deal?

Unknown 0:52
What a colossal strategic failure. Literally everything that President Trump said he was trying to accomplish with this war is failed to accomplish.
Carmen Roberts 1:01
On the bright side, a huge celebration and ticker take parade in New York City for the beloved Knicks and their NBA championship head coach Mike Brown told fans.
Mike Brown (parade remarks) / Unknown sports commentator 1:13
The belief in each other. It didn't matter whose number I called. Guys could be Jordan Clarkson. He didn't play for two months. He stuck with it. His teammates believed in him. He believed in the process. They believed in each other. And we all held each other accountable.
Carmen Roberts 1:31
And thousands of fans packed the streets for the parade up New York's famous Canyon of Heroes in the downtown. And stocks ended up today after losing ground yesterday on the Fed's interest rate comments. The Dow gained 72 points, the S&P 500 up 80, and the Nasdaq rallied almost 2%, up 496 points. America's listening to Fox News.

How are Iranian leaders and U.S. senators responding to future negotiation concerns?

Fox News Promo/Announcer (Unknown) 1:59
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Carmen Roberts 2:15
Presidents in Illinois are picking up the pieces after tornadoes tore through part of the state. Fox's Oliviana Calmez reports from Maltoon, Illinois.
Oliviana Calmez 2:26
I'm at a racetrack. This is Coles County Racetrack. So same county as Charleston, Illinois, where we've seen some of this dramatic video today. The owner says it's really tough to see this. He says nobody is going to be able to race here for about another month or so until he thinks they'll be able to get back up in time. And that's the case for a lot of this central Illinois area. I went to Tutopolis earlier today. I spoke to someone who was a Part of a big group helping clean up a house that was hit really hard. We were able to see they had about four or five vehicles in their backyard and near that garage space. Some of them were completely upside down.
Carmen Roberts 3:02
And several southern states are getting hit with life-threatening flash floods from the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur. A federal judge in Boston narrows lawsuits challenging President Trump's executive order on voting by mail. The judge ruled opposition groups can only sue to block it before November's election, not after.
Michelle Polino 3:21
and a judge grants a pop star legal protection from an alleged stalker a judge has granted sabrina carpenter a permanent restraining order against the man who was arrested at her home in los angeles carpenter's attorney told the judge the pop star was in fear for her own personal safety And the safety of members of her family over the man's multiple attempts to enter her L.A. home. The Superior Court judge ordered 31-year-old William Applegate to stay 100 yards away from the pop star, her sister Sarah, and Sarah's boyfriend for the next five years. Applegate was arrested after striking a security guard while trying to reach her front door. He returned a few days later. Carpenter was granted a temporary restraining order on May 29th.
Michelle Polino 4:06
Michelle Polino, Fox News.
Carmen Roberts 4:08
And I'm Carmen Roberts, and this is Fox News.

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