It would be great if Iran were open to relinquishing its ballistic missile program and its support for terrorist proxies. But it’s not going to happen. Not unless the U.S. is willing to escalate combat operations massively, including with ground forces, and maintain those high-intensity operations for the foreseeable future. If, however, Trump now dangles the choice between continued military action and a deal that provides limited sanctions relief in return for verifiable restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program, a good agreement will likely be possible. Barak Ravid reports that the U.S. demanded a 20-year moratorium on enrichment activities at the...
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