The article argues that any agreement forged with Iran would be "worthless" and simply a façade for Tehran to further its nuclear ambitions. It accuses Iran of long-standing deception, citing its history of hiding nuclear activities from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and its alleged use of the Shia Islamic concept of Taqiyya to mislead the West. It also emphasizes that even after signing the Obama-era nuclear deal, Iran continued to lie about its nuclear program, as evidenced by secret files uncovered in a Mossad operation.
According to the Jerusalem Post, the United States, positioned thousands of miles away, cannot fully grasp the threat posed by Iran's nuclear ambitions. The article insists that Israel, which it describes as being "on Iran's doorstep," has firsthand insight into the regime's strategies and intentions. The Israeli newspaper warns Trump against being deceived by Iran's claims of "constructive" diplomacy, likening any compromise to Neville Chamberlain's infamous appeasement of Adolf Hitler.
The Israeli newspaper's ultimate message is clear: no deal will be strong enough to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. It advocates for an ultimatum instead—either Iran dismantles its nuclear program entirely, or the U.S. and its allies must take action to destroy it. For the Israeli newspaper, anything less than this will lead the world down a path of destruction.
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