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I didn’t vote for a $300 BILLION fund for Iran. I didn’t vote to rebuild Iran. I didn’t vote for any of this.

Since we’re apparently not even allowed to question this deal because we’re supposed to be “grateful” that Trump bombed Iran, let me say that I was never pushing for the United States to join the war against Iran. In fact, I argued against it. I understood from the beginning that defeating Iran would require the willingness to go all the way. I also understood that most Americans simply do not have that will, not because we’re weak, lazy, or incapable, but because most Americans do not view this as their fight. With that said, let’s address the hypocrisy in the room. Some of the same people who called for Trump’s impeachment, claimed he was blackmailed by Israel, accused him of bombing Iran because of Epstein, and pushed every conspiracy imaginable are now on X lecturing the rest of us for asking questions about this deal. The difference is that we never spoke about the president that way. We’re not accusing him of treason. We’re not claiming he’s controlled by a foreign country. We’re not demanding impeachment. We’re asking questions. We’re allowed to have questions. We’re allowed to push back. We’re allowed to criticize policies we believe are mistaken. My concern isn’t even primarily about Israel. Israel has spent decades pushing back Iran’s nuclear program through intelligence work, and the efforts of the Mossad. I believe Israel will continue to do what it believes it must do. My concern is what this signals to the rest of the world. If the message is that America no longer wants to defend allies abroad, then say that openly. Many Americans may agree with it. But don’t simultaneously maintain a foreign policy built around security guarantees and global commitments while demonstrating that we lack the will to uphold them when tested. You can argue that America should not be the world’s policeman. That’s a legitimate position. What isn’t legitimate is pretending we still are while acting as though we aren’t. If the policy is retrenchment, then call it retrenchment. If the policy is deterrence, then deter. What we cannot do is promise both and deliver neither.

NETANYAHU: THE FIGHT AGAINST IRAN IS NOT OVER Prime Minister Netanyahu, speaking at a press conference this evening: “If we had not attacked when we did, and as forcefully as we did, Iran would already have a nuclear weapon. The fight is not over, and we will continue to remain vigilant.” Netanyahu also addressed his relationship with President Trump: “There are times when I do not see eye to eye with President Trump. At such times, what is important is maintaining Israel’s security interests.” Asked whether he intends to run in the upcoming elections, Netanyahu replied: “I intend not only to run, but to win.”

After Donald Trump declared the agreement finalized last night, I recalled a line from Henry Kissinger: “It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal.” The details are yet to be confirmed, but here is what the deal appears to be as of now. It begins with an immediate, multi-front ceasefire—including Lebanon—and the lifting of the U.S. naval blockade on Iranian ports in exchange for Iran “opening” the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is demanding an initial payment of $12 billion before the strait is opened, and is unlikely to be denied, judging by the hunger for a deal in Trump’s eyes. A significant ambiguity remains over the strait, however. While Trump claims the opening will be “toll-free,” Iranian officials have previously indicated they may still impose fees or retain regulatory control—effectively securing a major Iranian war aim, with American assent lending it legitimacy. The deal also stipulates that within 60 days of its scheduled June 19 signing in Geneva, the two nations will begin follow-on talks addressing the termination of all U.S. sanctions, the nuclear issue and Iran’s economic reconstruction. The framework appears to diverge significantly from earlier U.S. positions. Trump, who once insisted on the destruction of all Iranian nuclear facilities and zero uranium enrichment, told The New York Times that Iran would now be permitted low-level enrichment—meaning “zero enrichment” will not even be making it to the negotiating table. The IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency, for its part, framed the deal as a “tactical pause in the war rather than a final settlement,” warning that “many more concessions would be needed” for any future agreement and that Iran’s experience with U.S. bad faith makes one “unlikely.” Tehran is giving little ground elsewhere too: against the U.S. demand for a 20-year enrichment ban, it is countering with a mere five-year pause, and it is maneuvering to unlock at least some of its frozen assets early in the MOU process—easing U.S. leverage and securing vital economic relief before the core nuclear negotiations even begin. Trump has declared that should those negotiations fail, the U.S. would return to war—which deserves to be taken as seriously as every other time he’s said it in the last 68 days. So, to summarize: Iran gets its ports unblocked, sanctions relief and de facto recognition of its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz—in exchange for complying with the original ceasefire, restoring freedom of commerce and ceasing its random acts of violence. In the nuclear negotiations to follow, it will not be required to halt its program completely; only lower its enrichment, and only for somewhere between five years and, at the very most, twenty. The American position in a word: surrender. .... To read the rest of today's newsletter click here amitsegal.substack.com/p/its…

President Trump @POTUS just said we’re dealing with a “totally different group of people” in Iran who are “much more reasonable.” This is COMPLETELY WRONG The same brutal figures who have been in power since the beginning are still running the show: • Gholam-Hossein Ejei – Chief Justice, directly responsible for ordering mass executions of protesters. • Ahmad-Reza Radan – Police chief, oversaw the killing of hundreds during the 2022, 2024 & 2026 uprising. • Mohsen Rezaei – Senior IRGC commander who has repeatedly called for killing more Iranians who speak out. Not to mention, he killed his own son who dared to speak out about his dad and the regime. • Ahmad Vahidi – Current IRGC commander with a long record of terrorism and repression. • Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf – Parliament Speaker, directly involved in the 1988 massacre and the 2009, 2022, 2024, 2026 crackdown. These are NOT “new” or “reasonable” people. This is the same regime with the same ideology — just with some commanders killed. The core executioners and decision-makers remain in place. Calling this “regime change” while the same monsters are still in charge is an insult to every Iranian who has been tortured, executed, or forced to flee.

Pousser un peuple à se soulever, l'abandonner au massacre, puis pactiser avec ses bourreaux : connaît-on escroquerie morale plus achevée dans l'histoire diplomatique ?

In September 1938, one of the worst agreements in history was signed - European countries came to the Munich Conference and signed an agreement with Adolf Hitler that annexed the Sudetenland, which was previously under the sovereignty of Czechoslovakia, to Nazi Germany out of a desire to try to approach it through reconciliation and prevent war. Churchill then stated one of his famous sayings: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor and you will have war". A year later, Nazi Germany invaded Poland and we got World War II and the Holocaust. This story is so fitting to remember for our modern period regarding the evil and dangerous agreement that the US is signing with the Iranian regime, which is the Nazi regime of our time.

היום מתגלה ראש הממשלה בגדולתו אל מול קטנותו של הנשיא טראמפ. אי אפשר לקחת מטראמפ את העזרה שהוא העניק לישראל , את העברת השגרירות לי"ם , הכיר בריבונות ישראל בי"ם , ההכרה ברמת הגולן , הוביל את הסכמי אברהם והמלחמה המשותפת כעת , אבל טראמפ לא חי את המזרח התיכון , הוא לא יודע מה זאת תקיה ואת היכולת לרמות ולשקר את אויבך כדרך חיים ,העיקר למשוך זמן עד שידך תהיה על העליונה. הוא בדומה לכל יתר המערב חי חיים מודרניים עם רצון לשגשוג כלכלי , שלום ואמונה נאיבית שהסכמים בין צדדים יש לקיים. טראמפ לא התהפך על ישראל , הוא התהפך על העולם המערבי כולו , מה יגידו כל בנות בריתו , מה יבינו רוסיה/סין/טורקיה/איראן וכל יתר המדינות המוסלמיות? מה תאמר טאיוון כעת ואוקראינה? לכן גדולתו של נתניהו עולה מאות מונים על נשיא ארה"ב , כי טראמפ לא הצליח להחזיק מעמד מול הלחץ של הניו יורק טיימס , של מחירי הדלק והלחץ הכלכלי ושל הפרוגרס אחרי 40 יום בלבד! בנימין נתניהו עומד מול הלחץ הזה כבר 3 עשורים ולא נכנע!! ישראל סומכת רק על עצמה , ותישאר סלע איתן בים המדבריות הנודדים באזורנו. נותרנו במעל 50% מהרצועה נותרנו בלבנון נותרנו בכתר החרמון בסוריה איראן לא תהיה גרעינית ואם תנסה שוב ישראל תקפה כבר לבדה ותתקוף שוב אם יהיה צורך בכך. אנו צריכים לפתח עצמאות צבאית וחימושית ונתניהו מוביל אותנו לשם בצעדי ענק. גדולתם של מנהיגים נמדדת בעיתות משבר ותודה לאל שיש לנו מנהיג שיודע לעמוד כסלע איתן ולא כחול נודד. בנימין נתניהו - עמוד איתן

ANY deal that relieves sanctions or funnels money to the Iranian regime is a disgraceful betrayal of America AND the Iranian people. I have a feeling that JD Vance pushed this foolishness. So I stand firmly that if Marco Rubio was president, this wouldn’t be happening. I am just so tired of appeasement. Our country is stronger than this.

Dearest People of Iran 🇮🇷 … We failed you. We believed him, too. I know my apology doesn’t mean much and certainly won’t bring your loved ones back—but I am so, so very sorry. Sincerely, An Ashamed American

RT @Adi13: 📌 Soon, those who are not yet convinced will realize that VP Vance has a lot to do with Trump's reactions toward Bibi and Israel…

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Israel has to be able to defend itself, and the Iranians are saying, ‘Well, we’re not going to keep this deal unless the United States comes down hard on Israel and ties its hands.’ The prime minister cannot agree to that. No Israeli government can. The primary goal of any Israeli government is to defend its citizens and land.

America and the West are in much deeper trouble than America’s mediocre military performance in the Iran War. Except for Israel, no democracy today is willing to fight to defend its national interests. If America cannot blow up open a 21-mile wide strait whose closure is suffocating the U.S. economy, why are we funding this enormous armada? If the American military is to defend the homeland only, then cheap ballistic missiles and explosive drones can do the job, just like Iran did. Lessons from Iran War must go waaaaayyyyy beyond Iran or the Middle East.

Netanyahu: "The agreement was made by the President of the United States. It is his decision, and he is leading it. I have expressed my views in various conversations. We have our own interests. We will remain in the security zone in Lebanon for as long as necessary. We will preserve our freedom of action. Anyone who attacks us or attempts to attack us will be eliminated."

I think we can all agree after this deal that Israel does not in fact control Donald Trump or America. So many of you fell for Podcastistan Russian and Islamic propaganda peddled by Iran, Qatar and Turkey. I wonder if the people who fell for this lie wake up and regret their life decisions. How embarrassing for them. Donald Trump is his own man and the United States is a sovereign nation. “Israel bad” “jew bad” is an opp to help the Red-Green alliance take over America. At this rate, thanks to propaganda, a Democrat will be President in 2028. Hopefully people snap out of their Woke Reich hypnosis soon.

Open letter to the White House: Get Marco Rubio on the air NOW to explain this deal. We STILL don't know what it entails. JD is openly contradicting himself, nevermind the fact he believes WWII ended in negotiation rather than, I don't know, American military dominance.

Appalling. They fought beside us. Now, we celebrate talks with the enemy, and the enemy knows more than our ally. This is shocking.

Here's the amazing thing about written agreements: they are comprised of words we can all read and then form opinions about! It's really neat! So release the MOU text. Now. Don't keep it secret and then complain that people aren't trusting your version of events.

Why is Iran continuing to attack Israel through Hezbollah in Lebanon when they’re negotiating with Trump? Modern chess was codified in Persia. The regime are trying to put Israel in a fork, where single piece simultaneously attacks two or more of the opponent's pieces. Israel is going to be forced into a choice: split from Washington over Hezbollah in Lebanon, or accept the threat on their northern border. Only one option Israel can choose, but it will exponentially increase their international isolation.