Expect Iran Nuclear Deal Delay To Extend Past Elections

Because any signs of appeasement toward Iran would weaken the political parties in power in Israel and America, an agreement is unlikely before the end of baseball season — if at all.

AP/Vahid Salemi, file
Iran's national flag. 'The Iranian navy did make attempts to seize commercial tankers lawfully transiting international waters,' the spokesman for the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet, Commander Tim Hawkins, said. AP/Vahid Salemi, file

TEL AVIV — Israeli and American officials are saying that with elections fast approaching in both countries, completion of a nuclear deal with Tehran is unlikely before the end of baseball season — if at all — because any signs of appeasement toward Iran would weaken the political parties in power. 

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