[82327] The Storm Over Trump's Remarks on the Nuclear Deal: Has the Deal with Iran Already Been Signed?

Trump Stirs the Political System: Has a New Deal Been Signed with Iran?

A series of statements by Donald Trump over the last 24 hours has sparked great interest and question marks in the political arena. Trump claimed that the deal he formulated serves as a "fortress" against Iran obtaining nuclear weapons, while sharply attacking the Obama administration's nuclear deal and calling it a "disaster." According to him, as published in 301 News Arab World, the current deal is the "exact opposite" of previous agreements, and he called for the ouster of Democratic Senator Jack Reed after he criticized the deal as noted in Yair Goldblatt's report.

The reports, which resonated in Israel News Without Censorship, focused on the question of whether Trump is speaking about a deal that has already been signed de facto. Commentators at Barak Betesh - Barak Betesh and Kol Yisrael News - Security Reports noted that Trump's speaking style – "The deal we just made" – indicates that the deal has been completed, which arouses great curiosity regarding its content and the date of its signing.

Conversely, at YINONEWS they analyzed the remarks critically, arguing that "if Trump needs to explain over and over again that his deal is different from Obama's, he is in a bit of trouble." In the public sphere, there is uncertainty regarding the nature of the next steps, with Senia Waldberg summarizing the possible scenarios with a satirical wonder: "Either an attack at 1 and a deal at 5... everything is possible."

The sources that covered the event, most of whom are identified with a right-wing and pro-American line, placed great emphasis on Trump's statements while attempting to decipher whether this is a significant diplomatic achievement or psychological warfare against Iran.