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🇺🇸🇮🇱 The U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal was signed with no normalization requirement. By today, Trump said the whole thing is "totally subject" to Saudi joining the Abraham Accords. Ana Kasparian says that timeline tells the whole story. She reads it alongside Netanyahu's own account of walking Trump through slides until... show more

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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Trump wants Saudi Arabia to join the Abraham Accords before a proposed U.S.-Saudi civil nuclear energy deal moves forward, confirming the agreement is contingent on that condition. Saudi Arabia has not yet responded publicly to the president's social media comments on enrichment and the Abraham Accords.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Trump wants Saudi Arabia to join the Abraham Accords before a proposed U.S.-Saudi civil nuclear energy deal moves forward, confirming the agreement is contingent on that condition. Saudi Arabia has not yet responded publicly to the president's social media comments on enrichment and the Abraham Accords.

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President Trump says Gulf and Arab countries didn't want to join the Abraham Accords in the past "because of the problem they had with Iran." "You don't have a great power there anymore," Trump says of Iran. "You have a problem, but the problem is disappearing day by day." The U.S. and Saudi governments have signed a commercial nuclear deal that could allow Saudi Arabia to have a civilian nuclear program on its soil in cooperation with American companies, the U.S. Department of Energy announced.

President Trump says Gulf and Arab countries didn't want to join the Abraham Accords in the past "because of the problem they had with Iran." "You don't have a great power there anymore," Trump says of Iran. "You have a problem, but the problem is disappearing day by day." The U.S. and Saudi governments have signed a commercial nuclear deal that could allow Saudi Arabia to have a civilian nuclear program on its soil in cooperation with American companies, the U.S. Department of Energy announced.

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🚨 WOW! President Trump announces Saudi Arabia will have to join the ABRAHAM ACCORDS as part of the civil nuclear deal with America Huge news for peace! "The Civil Nuclear Deal (There will be no enrichment of material!) being made between the United States Department of Energy and Saudi Arabia, which pertains only to non-military use such as the ones that Iran and UAE (and others) already have, will be approved, but is totally subject to Saudi Arabia joining the very respected and successful Abraham Accords. The United States is not opposed to Civil (Non-Enriched) Nuclear Facilities." 🇺🇸🇸🇦

🚨 WOW! President Trump announces Saudi Arabia will have to join the ABRAHAM ACCORDS as part of the civil nuclear deal with America Huge news for peace! "The Civil Nuclear Deal (There will be no enrichment of material!) being made between the United States Department of Energy and Saudi Arabia, which pertains only to non-military use such as the ones that Iran and UAE (and others) already have, will be approved, but is totally subject to Saudi Arabia joining the very respected and successful Abraham Accords. The United States is not opposed to Civil (Non-Enriched) Nuclear Facilities." 🇺🇸🇸🇦

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Dr. Murat Aslan (Murat Aslan) | Security Strategy Expert | Foundation for Political, Economic & Social Research (SETA): The US has agreed to export nuclear energy technology to Saudi Arabia - a black box arrangement. That means it remains a purely American enterprise whether produced in the US or on Saudi soil. Trump's condition was the Abraham Accords. Saudi Arabia is resisting - because of Gaza & the Palestinian issue. The message from this bloc is clear: the Palestinian issue must be resolved before any normalization with Israel is possible. Israel has now received that message.

Dr. Murat Aslan (Murat Aslan) | Security Strategy Expert | Foundation for Political, Economic & Social Research (SETA): The US has agreed to export nuclear energy technology to Saudi Arabia - a black box arrangement. That means it remains a purely American enterprise whether produced in the US or on Saudi soil. Trump's condition was the Abraham Accords. Saudi Arabia is resisting - because of Gaza & the Palestinian issue. The message from this bloc is clear: the Palestinian issue must be resolved before any normalization with Israel is possible. Israel has now received that message.

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🇺🇸 Ana Kasparian: The real crisis isn't Israeli influence, it's that America's political system has become so captured by lobbying, money and special interests that it no longer serves its own people. She points to Trump's sudden reversal on a civilian nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia. One day, normalization with Israel wasn't a condition, yet 24 hours later, it was. For Ana, it's part of a broader pattern. She says Trump surrounded himself with people who reinforced what he already wanted to hear, ignored military experts, and allowed the U.S to be drawn into a conflict with Iran that she believes serves interests other than America's own. But she also rejects the idea that Israel alone is responsible. America's political system, she argues, is already built for this. Legalized corruption, powerful lobbying, and corporate influence amount to an endless flow of money shaping policy long before voters ever get a say. Israel is simply operating inside a system that already rewards whoever has the greatest influence. She believes Americans are increasingly losing faith that their government represents them at all. If politicians continue ignoring that reality while pursuing wars abroad and expanding military spending at home, the consequences won't just be measured in dollars; they'll be measured in political instability. The biggest threat isn't that another country has influence over Washington; it's that too many Americans no longer believe Washington belongs to them. Ana Kasparian

🇺🇸 Ana Kasparian: The real crisis isn't Israeli influence, it's that America's political system has become so captured by lobbying, money and special interests that it no longer serves its own people. She points to Trump's sudden reversal on a civilian nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia. One day, normalization with Israel wasn't a condition, yet 24 hours later, it was. For Ana, it's part of a broader pattern. She says Trump surrounded himself with people who reinforced what he already wanted to hear, ignored military experts, and allowed the U.S to be drawn into a conflict with Iran that she believes serves interests other than America's own. But she also rejects the idea that Israel alone is responsible. America's political system, she argues, is already built for this. Legalized corruption, powerful lobbying, and corporate influence amount to an endless flow of money shaping policy long before voters ever get a say. Israel is simply operating inside a system that already rewards whoever has the greatest influence. She believes Americans are increasingly losing faith that their government represents them at all. If politicians continue ignoring that reality while pursuing wars abroad and expanding military spending at home, the consequences won't just be measured in dollars; they'll be measured in political instability. The biggest threat isn't that another country has influence over Washington; it's that too many Americans no longer believe Washington belongs to them. Ana Kasparian

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🇺🇸🇮🇱 Ana Kasparian points to messages reportedly written by U.S. servicemen on aircraft aboard a carrier. She says they reveal a deeper crisis of morale and growing resentment over what some see as a war being fought for Israel rather than America. Her broader argument is that U.S. public anger toward Israel is increasingly driven by the consequences Americans themselves are experiencing, from war and inflation to rising energy costs. “People don’t hate Israel because they’re anti-Semites. They hate Israel because Israel drags us into wars on their behalf.” Ana Kasparian

🇺🇸🇮🇱 Ana Kasparian points to messages reportedly written by U.S. servicemen on aircraft aboard a carrier. She says they reveal a deeper crisis of morale and growing resentment over what some see as a war being fought for Israel rather than America. Her broader argument is that U.S. public anger toward Israel is increasingly driven by the consequences Americans themselves are experiencing, from war and inflation to rising energy costs. “People don’t hate Israel because they’re anti-Semites. They hate Israel because Israel drags us into wars on their behalf.” Ana Kasparian

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🇺🇸🇮🇱 The head of the American Jewish Committee says that Israel didn't drag the U.S. to the war with Iran because Trump says it didn't. She argued the decision sat with Washington, pointed to shared technology and defense interests, and framed the relationship as mutual rather than one-sided pressure. The other side kept coming back to public statements, lobbying, and the sense among many Americans that the conflict was heavily shaped by Israeli urgency. So Trump said Israel didn’t drag the U.S. in, that settles it. Case closed, everybody! Writer: Lucas

🇺🇸🇮🇱 The head of the American Jewish Committee says that Israel didn't drag the U.S. to the war with Iran because Trump says it didn't. She argued the decision sat with Washington, pointed to shared technology and defense interests, and framed the relationship as mutual rather than one-sided pressure. The other side kept coming back to public statements, lobbying, and the sense among many Americans that the conflict was heavily shaped by Israeli urgency. So Trump said Israel didn’t drag the U.S. in, that settles it. Case closed, everybody! Writer: Lucas

Mario Nawfal

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Amid the U.S.-Canada trade war, President Trump said Wednesday that Canada, not China, is the toughest country for the U.S. to deal with on trade, saying the longtime U.S. ally “has felt emboldened.” “A lot of people say, ‘Who's the toughest one to deal with? Is it China, sir?’ ... I said, ‘No, actually it's Canada,’” Trump said when asked whether the U.S. plans to renew trade talks with Canada. “They need us. We don't need them,” Trump added.

Amid the U.S.-Canada trade war, President Trump said Wednesday that Canada, not China, is the toughest country for the U.S. to deal with on trade, saying the longtime U.S. ally “has felt emboldened.” “A lot of people say, ‘Who's the toughest one to deal with? Is it China, sir?’ ... I said, ‘No, actually it's Canada,’” Trump said when asked whether the U.S. plans to renew trade talks with Canada. “They need us. We don't need them,” Trump added.

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🇮🇱 🇵🇸 Every Palestinian response gets turned into the excuse for the next round of annexation. Ana Kasparian watches the same loop run on cable news and in Congress, where anyone who fights back becomes the proof that more land has to be taken and more buildings have to come down. American money and American weapons keep the whole cycle funded, which leaves people with no path to a courtroom, no path to a negotiation, and no path out. Call that what you want. It isn't a peace process. Ana Kasparian

🇮🇱 🇵🇸 Every Palestinian response gets turned into the excuse for the next round of annexation. Ana Kasparian watches the same loop run on cable news and in Congress, where anyone who fights back becomes the proof that more land has to be taken and more buildings have to come down. American money and American weapons keep the whole cycle funded, which leaves people with no path to a courtroom, no path to a negotiation, and no path out. Call that what you want. It isn't a peace process. Ana Kasparian

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🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷 The U.S.-Iran deal still looks extremely hard to land because both sides are negotiating through years of distrust. Nima Alkhorshid argues that Israel may not be able to restart the war now because Trump would likely reject it, so the strategy becomes delay: pressure Trump, pressure Iran, drag the process past 60 days, and wait for a better moment to sabotage the deal. He says the MOU is being framed as a massive U.S. concession, when in reality it mostly recognizes Iran as a sovereign state with the right to access its own frozen assets.

🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷 The U.S.-Iran deal still looks extremely hard to land because both sides are negotiating through years of distrust. Nima Alkhorshid argues that Israel may not be able to restart the war now because Trump would likely reject it, so the strategy becomes delay: pressure Trump, pressure Iran, drag the process past 60 days, and wait for a better moment to sabotage the deal. He says the MOU is being framed as a massive U.S. concession, when in reality it mostly recognizes Iran as a sovereign state with the right to access its own frozen assets.

Mario Nawfal

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🇮🇱 🇵🇸 The two-state solution was a stalling tactic, and everyone selling it knew. Decades of summits and handshakes bought time while the settlements grew, and Ana Kasparian of The Young Turks says Israeli leadership never intended to allow a Palestinian state at any point in that process. What's left is one state where everyone has the same rights, which is the only version that survives a moral argument. Until Western governments stop shipping the weapons, the expansion keeps rolling into whichever neighbor is next. Ana Kasparian

🇮🇱 🇵🇸 The two-state solution was a stalling tactic, and everyone selling it knew. Decades of summits and handshakes bought time while the settlements grew, and Ana Kasparian of The Young Turks says Israeli leadership never intended to allow a Palestinian state at any point in that process. What's left is one state where everyone has the same rights, which is the only version that survives a moral argument. Until Western governments stop shipping the weapons, the expansion keeps rolling into whichever neighbor is next. Ana Kasparian

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Trump on Saudi Nuclear Deal demands: Q: On the Saudi nuclear deal—This man over your shoulder announces a big deal after 18 months of negotiating—seems like it's all done and signed and then you come out and throw some new conditions on top of it. The whole thing blows up. Did he get out ahead of you, or what happened there? Trump: Nobody got out ahead. I just said in order to do it they have to be a member of the Abraham accords which have been very successful…. At some point they will join and they will do what I call, civil nuclear but that's what it is, no enrichment, civil nuclear.

Trump on Saudi Nuclear Deal demands: Q: On the Saudi nuclear deal—This man over your shoulder announces a big deal after 18 months of negotiating—seems like it's all done and signed and then you come out and throw some new conditions on top of it. The whole thing blows up. Did he get out ahead of you, or what happened there? Trump: Nobody got out ahead. I just said in order to do it they have to be a member of the Abraham accords which have been very successful…. At some point they will join and they will do what I call, civil nuclear but that's what it is, no enrichment, civil nuclear.

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🚨🇺🇸🇸🇦 An already signed nuclear deal between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia is being held hostage by Israel's demands that they join the Abraham Accords. Fmr. CIA Analyst Larry Johnson breaks down why this development is as bizarre as it is brazen. "The Israelis are doing the Saudis a favor. The U.S. nuclear reactors are crap. Go with Russia or China." Saudi Arabia is squeezed from every direction, and Washington just asked them to do the impossible for Tel Aviv. SonofNewAmericanRevolution

🚨🇺🇸🇸🇦 An already signed nuclear deal between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia is being held hostage by Israel's demands that they join the Abraham Accords. Fmr. CIA Analyst Larry Johnson breaks down why this development is as bizarre as it is brazen. "The Israelis are doing the Saudis a favor. The U.S. nuclear reactors are crap. Go with Russia or China." Saudi Arabia is squeezed from every direction, and Washington just asked them to do the impossible for Tel Aviv. SonofNewAmericanRevolution

Mario Nawfal

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🇺🇸🔥MAJOR BREAKING: Here’s why Project Freedom really collapsed. Saudi Arabia blocked US military access to Prince Sultan Airbase and Saudi airspace. Trump announced the operation on social media without telling his Gulf allies first. The Saudis were furious. A direct call between Trump and MBS didn’t fix it. The Pentagon was lining up ships to transit when the whole thing got shut down. The White House said it paused because of “great progress” toward a deal. The actual reason: the US couldn’t fly the mission without Saudi airspace. And Saudi Arabia said no.

🇺🇸🔥MAJOR BREAKING: Here’s why Project Freedom really collapsed. Saudi Arabia blocked US military access to Prince Sultan Airbase and Saudi airspace. Trump announced the operation on social media without telling his Gulf allies first. The Saudis were furious. A direct call between Trump and MBS didn’t fix it. The Pentagon was lining up ships to transit when the whole thing got shut down. The White House said it paused because of “great progress” toward a deal. The actual reason: the US couldn’t fly the mission without Saudi airspace. And Saudi Arabia said no.

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Trump Says U.S. and Iran Talks Begin Tomorrow Iran has NOT confirmed this, NO ONE HAS Donald Trump claims Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Iran all asked him to call off strikes set to go the night before, an assault he called the biggest since WORLD WAR II. He framed a deal as the way to save lives, first on the Strait of Hormuz, then on the nuclear file. He admitted no deadline exists and that the U.S. is ready to strike any time it wants. Every claim about who begged for restraint comes from ONE man, and the side he says asked has said nothing.

Trump Says U.S. and Iran Talks Begin Tomorrow Iran has NOT confirmed this, NO ONE HAS Donald Trump claims Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Iran all asked him to call off strikes set to go the night before, an assault he called the biggest since WORLD WAR II. He framed a deal as the way to save lives, first on the Strait of Hormuz, then on the nuclear file. He admitted no deadline exists and that the U.S. is ready to strike any time it wants. Every claim about who begged for restraint comes from ONE man, and the side he says asked has said nothing.

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🇺🇸🇮🇱 Netanyahu's reportedly heading to Trump's next week. Randy Manner says to not expect much to come of it This entire war traces back to Netanyahu's influence over Trump in the first place. Manner's specific claim: past U.S. presidents turned Netanyahu down on this for years. This one didn't. His read is that the decision served the president's own interests over broader U.S. national security calculus. Separately, Trump's family has deepened business ties with Saudi Arabia during the same stretch the nuclear deal came together. Does the money trail change how you read the war, or are they unrelated stories that just happen to overlap in time?

🇺🇸🇮🇱 Netanyahu's reportedly heading to Trump's next week. Randy Manner says to not expect much to come of it This entire war traces back to Netanyahu's influence over Trump in the first place. Manner's specific claim: past U.S. presidents turned Netanyahu down on this for years. This one didn't. His read is that the decision served the president's own interests over broader U.S. national security calculus. Separately, Trump's family has deepened business ties with Saudi Arabia during the same stretch the nuclear deal came together. Does the money trail change how you read the war, or are they unrelated stories that just happen to overlap in time?

Mario Nawfal

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🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Because of Hormuz, this deal was always going to be weaker than Obama's JCPOA, and the Abraham Accords may be the workaround. Political commentator Alex Christoforou says demanding Saudi Arabia join the Abraham Accords as a condition of an Iran deal can be read two ways. It either lets Trump wrap a bigger regional win around terms that favor Iran, or it serves as a poison pill that Saudi, Turkey, and Pakistan were always going to reject. He notes real signs of stability inside Iran, with the internet returning and the IRGC signaling it doesn't expect the war to resume. Israel's continued escalation in Lebanon remains the biggest threat to the talks. Alex Christoforou

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Because of Hormuz, this deal was always going to be weaker than Obama's JCPOA, and the Abraham Accords may be the workaround. Political commentator Alex Christoforou says demanding Saudi Arabia join the Abraham Accords as a condition of an Iran deal can be read two ways. It either lets Trump wrap a bigger regional win around terms that favor Iran, or it serves as a poison pill that Saudi, Turkey, and Pakistan were always going to reject. He notes real signs of stability inside Iran, with the internet returning and the IRGC signaling it doesn't expect the war to resume. Israel's continued escalation in Lebanon remains the biggest threat to the talks. Alex Christoforou

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🇮🇷🇺🇸 BREAKING President Donald Trump said recent U.S. diplomacy with Iran has been “very good talks,” claiming Tehran “wants to make a deal very badly.” “The one thing, right up front – no nuclear weapons,” Trump said, adding: “If we could’ve made that deal two years ago, we would’ve made that deal. They weren’t willing to do that. Now they are willing to do that. They’re willing to do much more than they would have a year ago.” Trump said Washington’s core demand is preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons, and signaled that resolving the nuclear file alone would be sufficient. Earlier U.S. demands had included Iran’s missile program and support for regional allies. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi separately confirmed that the talks in Oman were “exclusively nuclear.” “The results could surprise people,” Trump said. “If they would’ve offered this deal when we first started, it would’ve been accepted immediately. So we’ll see what happens.” He added that further high-level talks are set for early next week. The diplomacy is unfolding alongside a major U.S. military buildup in the Gulf, with Trump saying a “big armada” and “big fleet” are moving into the region. He also signed an executive order threatening a 25% tariff on any country continuing to do business with Iran, sharply escalating economic pressure.

🇮🇷🇺🇸 BREAKING President Donald Trump said recent U.S. diplomacy with Iran has been “very good talks,” claiming Tehran “wants to make a deal very badly.” “The one thing, right up front – no nuclear weapons,” Trump said, adding: “If we could’ve made that deal two years ago, we would’ve made that deal. They weren’t willing to do that. Now they are willing to do that. They’re willing to do much more than they would have a year ago.” Trump said Washington’s core demand is preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons, and signaled that resolving the nuclear file alone would be sufficient. Earlier U.S. demands had included Iran’s missile program and support for regional allies. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi separately confirmed that the talks in Oman were “exclusively nuclear.” “The results could surprise people,” Trump said. “If they would’ve offered this deal when we first started, it would’ve been accepted immediately. So we’ll see what happens.” He added that further high-level talks are set for early next week. The diplomacy is unfolding alongside a major U.S. military buildup in the Gulf, with Trump saying a “big armada” and “big fleet” are moving into the region. He also signed an executive order threatening a 25% tariff on any country continuing to do business with Iran, sharply escalating economic pressure.

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