With Iran Nuclear Deal Looking Likely, Mideast Girds for Confrontation

Prime Minister Lapid disparages what he calls a ‘bad’ deal that ‘cannot be accepted as it is written right now.’

Debbie Hill/pool via AP
Yair Lapid speaks about Iran during a security briefing at Jerusalem while he was prime minister, August 24, 2022. Debbie Hill/pool via AP

Washington is abuzz with talk about a pending return to the Iran nuclear deal. Supporters say the move would prevent war even as all sides in the Mideast seem like they are gearing up for military confrontation.

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