The deal between the United States and the Islamic terrorist regime of Iran has officially been signed with the goal of winding down the military conflict and starting a negotiating window of sixty days. US President Donald Trump himself sign it while attending the G7 Summit in France.
For Israeli officials however, they feared that Iran will not live up to the deal and will most likely use the 60-day window to strengthen its position, exploit potential loopholes and even prolong the process, according to a news article by The Jerusalem Post. There is no guarantee that Iran will be prevented from launching ballistic missiles at Israel.
To put things in perspective, posted below is the excerpt from The Jerusalem Post news article. Some parts in boldface…
Israeli defense officials fear Tehran will use the 60-day window to buy time and strengthen its position, with Iran expected to receive significant relief in economic sanctions and in fuel and oil trade, according to an N12 news site report.
Israeli intelligence assessments, as conveyed to the political echelon in recent days, indicate that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, most likely does not want to reach a final agreement.
In other words, the negotiations being held by the Revolutionary Guards, as well as the approval of the framework agreement, stem from a desire to secure control of the Strait of Hormuz and to receive an economic boost from the United States.
Thus, Iran will aim to prolong the process and avoid rushing to reach a final agreement, the officials fear.
“We should not expect anything else from a vengeful regime. It would be very surprising if Iran does not invest all its efforts and tricks to shorten its reach to nuclear weapons, under the auspices of the talks,” a senior defense official said to News 12, expressing their concern about what Tehran will do during this 60-day window.
Lack of transparency from Washington concerns government – Furthermore, Israel’s defense establishment is becoming increasingly concerned about a lack of transparency from the Trump administration regarding the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran set to be signed in Switzerland on Friday, sources told N12 News on Wednesday.
Officials are also concerned about how the interim period will unfold, with Iran expected to face significant economic sanctions and fuel and oil relief.
Israeli intelligence assessments suggest that Iran may seek to delay negotiations on the nuclear issue while using the time to shorten its breakout timeline toward a nuclear weapon. Conversely, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said that Iran will begin negotiations on the nuclear issue “on the very day we sign the MoU,” according to the report.
The US’s withholding of details in the agreement, reportedly out of concern that Israeli leaks could derail Friday’s signing, points to the extent of the current divergence between Washington and Jerusalem on Iran, N12 reported.
In fairness to the United States, President Trump officially stated that if the terrorist regime of Iran wants to change the peace agreement or fails to comply, American will “go back to shooting at them, dropping bombs on their head.”
Trump also contrasted the new deal with the Obama-era JCPOA, arguing the previous administration tried to “bribe their way out of it.”
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What is your reaction to this development?
Hate it
Are you convinced US-Iran deal will effectively prevent Iran from arming itself with nuclear weapons and also get rid of their existing supplies of ballistic missiles? No
Do you think the terrorist regime of Iran will still launch ballistic missiles at Israel in the near future?
Yes
Will the deal impact Hezbollah which remains obsessed attacking Israel?
Yes and No
Are you concerned that the current rift between Israel and America will widen further and lead to diplomatic complications?
No
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1. Let’s agree that Trump is not a fool. He plays a deep game and is looking several moves ahead of the talking heads on CNN. (And remember, this is the man who said, no deal is better than a bad deal.)2. The midterms are coming up fast, and the Dems must not be allowed to campaign on “affordability.”3. The war powers act, even if eventually ruled unconstitutional, will be in effect after the election.4. By touting a peace deal now, Trump will claim the war is over. The strait will open, oil will flow (but not Iranian oil, as their infrastructure is wrecked; see #2).5. The mullahs will violate the “deal” almost immediately. Trump knows this and will have to quiesce the critics (both left and right) for a few months, until the election. That is going to be mighty tricky.6. After the midterms Trump will have two more years to bring about regime change, which he must know (see #1) is the only permanent solution.7. At some point then, the mullahs will cross an as yet undefined line and Trump will resume kinetic operations.8. But because there was a peace deal, this will be a new war, which resets the war powers clock.
That’s as far as I can see. How he gets regime change then, I have no idea.
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Agree on all counts…
Regarding regime change, it will need to come internally, at least partially.
Iran is a huge country with porous borders and I have wondered (for decades) why the Israelis have not slowly armed an internal resistance.
I hope that this is happening now, but if not, I also have no idea how the ultimate goal can be achieved
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