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It has been reported that the U.S. refused Israel's proposal to review the U.S.-Iran understanding memorandum
BlockBeats News, on June 17, according to U.S. cable news network CNN, an Israeli source said Israel had requested the United States provide the text of the U.S.-Iran understanding memorandum for its review, but the request was refused. The source said that one of the reasons the U.S. side refused Israel was because the Trump administration “was worried that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would leak the text of the memorandum before it was officially released.”
Netanyahu held a press conference on the evening of June 15 local time. In his opening remarks, he almost did not mention this memorandum. During the subsequent question-and-answer session, he said that he and Trump “do not always agree.” He also said, “We still don’t know what this memorandum actually is.”