Pro-Israel commentators are attacking Trump for striking a deal with Iran, and the White House is firing back at its own side — a sign the war faction is losing ground.

• Trump signed a memorandum of understanding that opens the door to a US–Iran peace deal, ending the recent war.
• Pro-Israel figures like Batya Ungar-Sargon and Mark Levin call the deal a humiliating surrender and want the fighting to continue.
• The White House publicly mocked Ungar-Sargon instead of defending her — rare for the administration to slap down a pro-Israel ally.
• JD Vance criticized Israel over the war, which the pro-war crowd sees as a betrayal moving toward Tucker Carlson's anti-war stance.
• The deeper point: the US can't militarily do what Israel wants because weapons are depleted and the country is deep in debt.

Outlook: The peace deal looks likely to hold for now, but it's deepening the split inside MAGA between the pro-war and anti-war camps.