专家：以色列拦不住美伊签字，但可能制造摩擦

Odaily reported that Li Zixin, an assistant researcher at the China Institute of International Studies, stated that regarding the signing of the memorandum of understanding itself, Israel would certainly be unable to stop it. Israel is not a direct party to the US-Iran memorandum of understanding and has no veto power. Given the immense domestic political pressure currently facing the White House, it is even more difficult for Israel to sway President Trump's own will. Therefore, Israel cannot prevent the US and Iran from signing, but Israel has never needed a formal veto to disrupt the situation; rather, it is accustomed to undermining ceasefire conditions by creating fait accompli. The extent of Israel's influence on the situation depends, on one hand, on the influence of the United States, and on the other hand, on Iran's response. Considering that both the US and Iran have strong incentives to achieve a ceasefire, Israel may find it difficult to completely sabotage the current situation. However, the Israeli military can still continuously create friction at a low-intensity level, objectively increasing the difficulty for the US and Iran to reach a final ceasefire agreement. (CCTV News)