Just before the US midterm elections: Israel assesses that the negotiations with Iran will fail | Guy Azriel
Israel assesses that the negotiations with Iran have no chance of success, and that Tehran does not intend to give up its nuclear ambitions and regional influence. The assessment was conveyed to the political echelon and counterparts in the US, while President Trump understands that Iran will need a significant blow before it changes its position.
Just before the US midterm elections, Israel assesses that the negotiations with Iran are expected to fail. The diplomatic contacts led by Qatar continue without a real breakthrough, and under Iranian threats of a harsh response. According to Israeli security sources, there is no substantial change in Iran's seriousness and intentions: Tehran has no real intention of giving up its nuclear ambition and regional influence. An informed source says the sweeping assessment is that the regime has no intention of compromising and is not close to a breaking point. Israel shares its assessments with the US; Vice President Vance believes there is a chance for talks, but other sources assess there is no chance. President Trump understands that the regime will need to receive a significant blow before it agrees to a different position in future negotiations, and Israel is pushing for the fall of the entire regime.