No Iran Talks With US Outside Nuclear Deal

The United States enacted economic sanctions on Iran and successfully led the worldwide community to adopt additional restrictions with the goal of bringing Iran to the negotiating table and halting nuclear weapon development.

He also said the Iranian nation continues to “officially declare” it will not end support for Hezbollah, the Shiite Lebanese terror group which consistently attacks Israel interests in the region.

According to the Times Of Israel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was quick to respond to this idea. My overriding concern is whether or not the agreement is in the national security interest of the United States.

“The deal is predicated on a foreign policy view that assumes that by being nice America can reform the behavior of a rogue nation”.

The inspections process spelled out in the deal, even though favorable to Iran, must be vigorously enforced.

Two senators who grew up hearing stories of the Holocaust say the memories of their relatives provided strong lessons about why they should support the nuclear accord with Iran. “We should not allow it to sneak back in through the window”.

He argued for enhancing the deal through cooperation with Israel and legislative measures that would ensure Iran is kept in check.

Second, we should reaffirm that Iran does not have an inherent right to enrichment and reprocessing capabilities and technologies under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

In the United States, Congress only has a few more weeks before voting on the Iran nuclear deal.

While it is likely to pass the GOP-controlled House and also the Senate, President Barack Obama has vowed to veto the bill and appears to have secured support from the 34 Senators he would need to block an override. Nothing more. By lifting sanctions, money, food, supplies, etc. will flow into Iran, enabling it to resume building its arsenal and becoming very powerful. “Negotiations are a tool for them to influence Iran and to impose their will”, Ayatollah Khamenei said to hundreds of visitors to his offices, according to Reuters. “Voting against this plan would embolden Iran to hasten its nuclear development which would ultimately increase the likelihood of war“, she added. This is in stark contrast to the complete lack of access now granted to the worldwide community to monitor Iran’s nuclear programs.

The remarks from the head of the Senate Armed Services Committee came during a debate about a recently signed deal between world powers and Iran regarding Tehran’s nuclear weapons program.