A thin cease -the -furen Between Israel and Iran announced that it will be determined on Monday. President Donald Trump made the announcement after he unilaterally pulled the conflict and had authorized strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites with the help of 30,000 pounds of bunker busters.
Israel attacked Iran on 13 June, just a few days before Iran and the US would resume conversations in Oman about the country’s nuclear enrichment program.
“You don’t have to be anti-war to understand that diplomacy would have been better in this case,” said Hooman Majd, an Iranian American writer and the author of three books about Iran. Majd contributes to NBC News and has dealt with the Iran deal 2015 for the network.
This week at the Intercept briefing, Majd joins host Akela Lacy to discuss what is left from the path to diplomacy after years of sabotage, from the aggressive military attitude of Israel to the withdrawal of Trump from the Nuclear deal 2015.
The deal, formally known as the Jointly extensive action planIntended to prevent Iran from striving for the development of nuclear weapons. Majd says that the stimulation structure of the deal included increasing transparency, access and inspections of the nuclear sites of Iran and reinforcing the country back into the global economy: what “Obama was recognized was:” Look, if you keep this deal with us, you will be tension to suffer.
In 2018, during his first term, Trump withdrew from the agreement and now, after authorizing military strikes, has shifted, which remained little confidence. “The problem here is that with the Trump government that was once withdrawn from the nuclear deal that worked, and have now agreed to Israel attacking Iran and then attack Iran himself – there is no more confidence in diplomacy on the Iranian side, and that is understandable,” Hooman says.
Trump is said to resume lectures with Iran next week. But will it stop -fires retain -given that Israel has repeatedly broken his own troops with other countries and Trump’s own volatility? Is a diplomatic solution still possible?
Majd zegt dat het meer kan leunen in de persoonlijke ambities van Trump: “De enige manier waarop het voorbij zou kunnen zijn, en dit is onwaarschijnlijk, is dat de VS onder president Trump een deal sluiten die Mr. Trump, heel gelukkig maakt, hem op het pad zet naar zijn Nobelprijs voor de vrede. En hij, die nu de enige is, de enige die de enige is, de enige die nu de enige is, kan voorkomen dat Israël weer Iran attacks. ”
You can hear the full conversation of the intercept -briefing on Apple Podcasts” SpotifyOr wherever you listen.
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