Commentator also said he believes Trump will not allow Iran to get the bomb in his presidency
By Jane Prinsley
By The JC Leader
Even as Israel remains locked in a struggle with Iran and its proxies, a more dangerous adversary could be emerging on its doorstep
Negotiations have been scheduled for a second round, but there is concern in Jerusalem that its key regional foe will be allowed to carry on enriching uranium
By Jacob Jaffa
Tehran could reportedly agree to dilute its stock of enriched uranium in order to stave off President Trump’s ‘maximum pressure’ campaign
Tehran has been pulling back from direct support for its proxies amid growing tension with Washington over the former’s nuclear programme
The US President also ducked questions regarding the imposition of tariffs on Israel despite Jerusalem’s efforts to reduce trade barriers
By JC Reporter
Bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities is very much on the table, but it is not necessarily the endgame, analysts say
By Israel Kasnett
By Kasra Aarabi
Amid domestic unrest over the economy and fury from the hard base, Iran may be prone to miscalculations, recklessness and strategic errors
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By Emanuele Ottolenghi
Trump has redefined American goals at a time of Iranian weakness
By Gabriel Noronha
‘Western betrayal of the US allowed Iran to sell thousands of missiles and drones to Russia, which now rain down on Ukraine’
The president himself warned with characteristic bluntness: If the regime does not make a deal, ‘there will be bombing’
Experts assess the regime’s military capabilities following Trump’s warning to the ayatollah
By Yaakov Lappin
The American president also confirmed that talks were ongoing, though Tehran denied any direct negotiations
Sir Richard Dearlove said he doesn’t understand why the IRGC hadn’t been proscribed
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Reports from US intelligence agencies suggest an attack could be launched in the coming months
The US president said he would want to negotiate a new Iran deal