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Maybe you should not have pushed to scuttle the deal we had with Iran.
Could be.  But its not like they will ever give them up after seeing what happened to Ukraine after they gave up theirs. >

It’s more about destroying them before they can be used. >

"That was only 3...where's the fourth one? where's the fourth one?!" >

A man of class >

What’s the point of this announcement? Is he going to hit Iran? Is he looking for military support? Or international approval? Can someone explain to me why this is a strategic press release >

Maybe it's to remind people that this wouldn't be the case had they kept the previous agreement in place made under the Obama administration? >

I’m a big fan of Obama but It would definitely still have happened >

Bullshit, just like Iraq, the inspectors aren't stupid and do their job. >

Yeah but Iraq had all those WMD!!!11!!! >

No. They had Colin Powell talk about it. Saddam caused 9/11 and it was mission accomplished in like a couple of weeks.
Are you saying FoxNews and American media lied to us?????? >

Oh. Nentenyaho is back I see. P >

4 nuclear bombs! 
Do I hear 5 nuclear bombs?
5 nuclear bombs for the chubby gentleman in black! >

You joke, but Israel is particularly vulnerable to a nuclear bomb. A 100kt bomb, one of the most common yields in nuclear arsenals, would kill over 200,000 in an instant and irradiate half a million more. Their economy would be effectively cut in half. For a population of only 9M, just one bomb is a knockout blow, and several is the removal of the state entirely. And when you’re dealing with adversaries that use religion as their justification for geopolitical stances, you can’t necessarily count on rational decision-making.
So Israel is right to be concerned. Whether their fears are accurate is a separate debate. >

Iran has said that its one of their main goals on this Earth to wipe out Israel... >

Someone nuking the holy land is an insane thought. >

It's true. Iran has had the ability to build nuclear bombs for about 10 years now.
Part of the nuclear deal was that Iran would send their enriched uranium away to other countries so that they couldn't use it in nuclear weapons. When the deal ended, Iran continued under the arrangement for some time as a show of good faith. After about 2 years though they ended the exporting of enriched uranium.
If the rest of the world is interested in Iran shipping away their enriched uranium again, the easiest way would be to rejoin the nuclear deal. As of right now Iran can build a nuclear weapon anytime they want, although their nuclear facilities are still under surveillance by the IAEA, so we would know if they did that.
At this point the Iran nuclear bomb issue is a complete red herring, and unless threatened militarily, they will never build one. That's why the Trump Administration felt comfortable enough to leave the deal, and Biden despite his campaign promises has never returned to it. >

Biden campaigned on bringing back the JCPOA. He and the EU have tried to rejoin it but the negotiations with the newer Iranian government just haven't worked out. Just offering that as a clarification because I read your comment to mean Biden's administration hasn't been trying >

Unsurprisingly, when you unilaterally leave a deal, getting a second one is harder now that the other side can more easily call shots more relevant to their current interests.
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Would you look at that, Republicans ruin everything again and proclaim themselves the winner - while the Democrats are forced to pick up the pieces, all the while on the back foot. >

Yeah I hold no sympathy for the Iranian regime, but I mean...I kinda don't blame them for not wanting to restart the agreement after trump's pull out >

Also, Biden Admin tried to add stipulations that Iran needs to limit there Ballistic missle development. >

Many threads in this discussion 
The bottom line is very simple 
Iran threatened to wipe Israel from the face of the earth and is actively trying to get nuclear arms
Israeli army chief says they know what is going on and israeli army can defend Israel 
Simple >

May I introduce you to commas and periods? >

Let’s hope they don’t make it to Yemen >

I remember when Reagan warned me about this happening. Forty years ago