I think Faghani went to much and shouldn't taken the picture with that orange gorilla.  We know 👍 means in iran and he did that with purpose. It was low and bad move you ask me.
In Iran’s public sphere, this controversy also erupted against the backdrop of recent days when some athletes had paid tribute to their country by saluting during the national anthem or sharing messages of solidarity with their people. Comparing those gestures with Faghani’s friendly photos with Trump added fuel to the criticism, with some Iranian users describing it as “rubbing salt in the wounds” of families of recent victims.
Even Faghani’s defenders acknowledged that under official protocols, he could not have refused the medal or skipped the closing ceremony. But what drew the most ire was his voluntary decision to share cheerful, friendly photos with the U.S. president on his own social media—an act many saw as disregarding the raw emotions of the Iranian public.

Trump, per the report, told Netanyahu that he “favored a diplomatic settlement with Tehran,” but “didn’t otherwise object” to Israel’s view of the situation.

The Journal positioned the dynamic, nearly a month after the strikes, as “ conflicting calculations all three countries are facing.”

“Trump is counting on the threat of further attacks to pressure Tehran into an agreement that would foreclose it from building a nuclear weapon,” the Journal said. “Israel is skeptical a diplomatic settlement would prevent Iran from secretly rushing toward a nuclear weapon. And Tehran is demanding guarantees it won’t face more bombing in return for resuming talks with Washington.”

In addition, the Journal quoted a senior Israeli official as stating that Israel “wouldn’t necessarily seek explicit American approval to resume strikes on Iran,” although Trump would likely pressure the Israelis to commit to the diplomatic track.