President Trump said that the withdrawal of non-essential workers and their families was due to the fact that the region ‘could be a dangerous place’
By Jacob Jaffa
Tehran is reportedly rebuilding its conventional arsenal as a contingency for expected limitations on its atomic programme
The US President put himself a collision course with the regime’s red lines by promising to rule out all nuclear development, both military and civilian
Reports suggest that Tehran may be willing to suspend its uranium enrichment in return for a pair of significant concessions from Washington
The president also stated that Iran had ‘sort of’ agreed to a nuclear deal
The move has further fuelled concern in Jerusalem that the White House is prepared to conduct Middle East policy unilaterally
Two decades ago, Libya gave up its nuclear programme to avoid US military action. The hope is that the regime in Tehran will follow this example
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Reports suggest that the framework of the ongoing negotiations is shaping up produce an agreement similar to the one abandoned by the first Trump administration.
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Diplomats from the E3 group of nations will sit down with negotiators on Friday as Tehran seemingly looks beyond its direct link with Washington
By JC Reporter
Commentator also said he believes Trump will not allow Iran to get the bomb in his presidency
By Jane Prinsley
By The JC Leader
Even as Israel remains locked in a struggle with Iran and its proxies, a more dangerous adversary could be emerging on its doorstep
Negotiations have been scheduled for a second round, but there is concern in Jerusalem that its key regional foe will be allowed to carry on enriching uranium
Tehran could reportedly agree to dilute its stock of enriched uranium in order to stave off President Trump’s ‘maximum pressure’ campaign
Tehran has been pulling back from direct support for its proxies amid growing tension with Washington over the former’s nuclear programme
The US President also ducked questions regarding the imposition of tariffs on Israel despite Jerusalem’s efforts to reduce trade barriers
By Jewish News Syndicate
Bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities is very much on the table, but it is not necessarily the endgame, analysts say
By Israel Kasnett