Silence Is Slime - And Iran Can Continue Its Own

Ben-Dror Yemini argues that the current understanding between the US and Iran, whereby silence will be met with silence, is an Iranian surrender that allows Tehran to continue its nuclear race without supervision. He criticizes the unofficial agreement and warns of its strategic consequences for Israel.

Ben-Dror Yemini analyzes the current understanding between the US and Iran, whereby silence will be met with silence, and calls it a surrender. According to him, Iran has not agreed to any American condition—not to nuclear supervision, not to uranium removal, not to missile restrictions, and not to stopping aid to terrorist proxies. He notes that Iranian nuclear facilities have not been shut down since the fighting began in late February, and the understanding allows Iran to continue at full speed. Yemini warns that the strategic situation at the end of the war is worse than at its beginning, and that Israel has found itself in a problematic situation: Netanyahu is accused of dragging the US into a war that caused damage, and faces a dilemma in his meeting with Trump. He suggests a window of opportunity through normalization with Saudi Arabia, in exchange for a softened statement on the Palestinian issue.

Silence Is Slime - And Iran Can Continue Its Own