By Josef Federman, July 14, 2015 AP

JERUSALEM (AP) -- The U.S.-led nuclear deal with Iran on Tuesday dealt a heavy personal blow to Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, leaving him at odds with the international community and with few options for scuttling an agreement he has spent years trying to prevent.

Netanyahu condemned the deal as a "stunning historic mistake," saying it would not prevent Iran from gaining nuclear weapons capability. It also did nothing to address the Islamic Republic's support for hostile militant groups, he said.

Addressing reporters in English, a grim-faced Netanyahu said he was not bound by the deal, which eases sanctions in exchange for curbs on the suspect Iranian nuclear program, and strongly hinted that military action remains an option.

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