And now the hard part begins. Can President Trump convince Israel to abandon what it views as its national security requirements in Lebanon against Hezbollah?
https://x.com/DanielLDavis1/status/2067407771545280950
And now the hard part begins.
Can President Trump convince Israel to abandon what it views as its national security requirements in Lebanon against Hezbollah?
Can President Trump negotiate a nuclear deal in 60 days that he likes, when he doesn’t have the leverage that he once had?
How much Iranian money will President Trump have to unfreeze, and will his supporters turn a blind eye to it, even though it’s the identical category of money he mocked President Obama for surrendering in 2015?
And about the Strait of Hormuz: Iran has been emphatic that they will retain control after all the Phase 2 negotiations are finished.
They have only agreed to suspend collection of fees for the next 60 days, and after that my sources indicate Iran will return to that fee-collection policy. Will President Trump accept that? Would he be willing to go back to war again to stop it? The cost could be profound to even make the attempt, and the question will be, who will blink first?
Though to be completely fair, for the White House agreeing to relieve sanctions and to release frozen funds upfront, did solve some pretty big issues at the beginning, so who knows, maybe there’s hope.
posted by Satish Sharma at
08:15
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