"Unfortunately, there are members of Congress choosing party loyalty over national security," Zeldin said in his statement released on Wednesday. "Quite honestly, none of them should be re-elected."
Zeldin is co-chairman of the House Republican Israel Caucus, which currently has more than 100 members, and is a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
The agreement, Zeldin said, is "a bad deal for America," and represents "capitulation to the Iranian leadership."
He argued that time will prove the Iran nuclear deal should have never been signed in the first place.
In a new bid to delay the deal, Zeldin claimed that the 60-day Congressional review period would not begin until Congress received the entire agreement, which had to include the still confidential side deals Iran had signed with the International Atomic Energy Authority (IAEA).
"No vote should happen before the entire agreement is submitted to Congress," he said.
The agreement is expected to be submitted to Congress before September 17.
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