Negotiations Scheduled With Iran, but to What End? 

A deal to end Iran’s nuclear threat diplomatically is possible if America ‘goes in, dismantles the facilities, and destroys the equipment under its own supervision,’ Netanyahu says. ‘The alternative is military action, and everyone knows it.’

AP/Stringer, Mark Schiefelbein
The Iranian foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, February 25, 2025, and President Trump’s top negotiator, Steven Witkoff, March 19, 2025. AP/Stringer, Mark Schiefelbein

On the eve of Saturday’s talks at Oman that are being hailed by President Trump as “very important,” Israel is skeptical that they will end the Islamic Republic’s nuclear threat, while Tehran is adamant that it will refuse to dismantle the infrastructure that puts it on the doorstep of a nuclear bomb.

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