US and Iran Resume High-Stakes Nuclear Talks in Oman Amid Rising Tensions

Honestly, I really hope the US doesn’t make any dangerous concessions to Iran just to get a deal. We’ve seen before that Iran can’t be trusted to stick to their word, especially when it comes to their nuclear ambitions. Israel’s security—and really, the whole region’s stability—depends on the world staying tough on Tehran.

Here we go again with the US trying to "negotiate" with Iran, as if that’s ever worked before. Every time we sit down at the table, Iran just uses the talks as cover to keep working on their nukes behind the scenes. Instead of getting tough, we keep giving them more time and legitimacy, which only encourages their aggression in the region. The only thing these talks ever lead to is more empty promises and less security for America and our allies, especially Israel. I don’t trust the Biden administration to hold Iran accountable or actually enforce any so-called “stricter conditions.” We need real strength, not more of this failed diplomacy that puts us and our interests at risk.

At the end of the day, both sides are just going to do whatever best protects their own interests—let’s not kid ourselves about any grand trust-building here.

It’s wild how the US keeps acting like the world’s nuclear police while sitting on the biggest arsenal themselves. These talks always seem more about protecting American interests than actually respecting Iranian sovereignty.

Glad to see both sides are talking instead of escalating things with more threats or violence. Dialogue and diplomacy are the only real way forward if we actually want lasting peace.