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@xofanshul @HormuzLetter With Israel, nothing was signed. So why do they expect them to do anything?

@HormuzLetter Iran is basically saying what everyone was thinking. If Israel can keep bombing, Lebanon's sovereignty keeps getting violated, and the first clause of the MOU is ignored within 24 hours, then what exactly was signed?

BREAKING: Iran warns of cancelling all upcoming negotiations, re-imposing the full Hormuz blockade and responding with missiles over the direct violation of the US-Iran MOU's first clause, with Israel continuing military aggressions in southern Lebanon, including last night, despite explicit commitment from the first clause to end the war and guarantee Lebanese sovereignty, per Tasnim. Iran explicitly rejects any "theater from Trump" about Netanyahu being rogue, and now Friday's Geneva meeting to launch the first round of 30-day technical talks between Vance and Ghalibaf is on hold over the violation, as no trip has been confirmed or scheduled just 24 hours after the MOU was electronically signed.

@HormuzLetter What does he expect trump to do? Bomb Israel? THE us has too many assets there. Also, I don't see that happeing and the deal is too good to give up for the Iranian s.

@nypost I think north Korea will be very interested in a deal with trump now.

Draft US-Iran deal leaves regime in 'stronger strategic position,' think tank warns trib.al/AECEAoJ

@DrewPavlou Honestly, he shouldn't have started what he can't finish.

Trump deserves credit for not putting boots on the ground. He caused massive damage to the Iranian regime and all the PANICANS who said that it would be a 50 year Afghan War style occupation were wrong. It was worth a roll of the dice. They looked like they could topple in January. When your opponent is weak sometimes it is worth pressing the advantage, experimenting, trying to see if you can topple them

@yaakovkatz I agree with your assessment,however it's also ok for Israelies to feel betrayed. Not because the war ended, but because they are being told not to defend themselves. Iran and it's proxies have been trying to destroy and attack Israel for decades. Oct 7th is proof.

This is controversial, but it needs to be said: many Israelis are reacting to the US-Iran MOU with an unbelievable degree of immaturity. Trump is being portrayed as a traitor, a flip-flopper, a man who abandoned Israel. Newspapers are putting headlines on the front page about how he is no longer a friend. Journalists who proudly posted photos of themselves interviewing him are now putting Xs over those pictures. But let’s look at what actually happened: Trump went to war expecting a certain outcome and when that outcome did not materialize he made a decision to cut his losses and do what he believes serves America’s interests: to end the war now, under terms that many of us wish were stronger and more favorable. By the way, it was always obvious that the war had a narrow window and was not going to carry on into the summer with the World Cup and the 250th coming on July 4. Everyone is allowed to disagree with the deal and think it’s flawed (I definitely do). You can also argue that it leaves dangerous questions unanswered about uranium, missiles, and Iran’s support for terrorism. But Trump’s decision was never about Israel’s interests alone. It was about America’s interests. These critics need to get over the shock of what Trump did. Their problem was thinking (why, God only knows) that every decision Trump makes is guided primarily by what is best for Israel. What happened is something else - these people fundamentally misunderstood how the relationship with the US works. Now they have learned.

@TheAdam027 @AustinFranco123 I agree. It's called consequences.

I’m ready to receive antisemitic comments by posting this. Nothing they will say is new or hurts me. I laugh at their stupidity. @AustinFranco123 is not being doxed. No one is threatening his life or otherwise violating the law in regards to him. What we are doing is exposing this legal adult as the self-admitted antisemitic scum that he is. We are letting the country’s employers know that Austin refuses to work for someone who is Jewish and likely wouldn’t have a customer who is Jewish. And as the free nation we are, these employers can decide if they want to want to hire this Austin bigot. And to all the antisemites that have responded with “I would hire him.” Go ahead. Offer him a job. I’m sure you all are still struggling to find enough paid positions in your Nazi party. Maybe David Duke can help you all out. The Jewish people will continue to outlive all you antisemites. No comment on social media will change that. #RedWhiteAndJew

@nypost He is a typical asshole who tries to make friends through being tough against others. But Jews fight back. If you are a racist, you pay. This kid will burn through the money but still be fkd.

Sick fundraiser gets nearly $20K for Cornell student who turned down job to avoid 'working for a Jew' trib.al/ms404Ca

@isaacrrr7 He just see the benefit anymore.

¿Por qué crees que Trump de repente se volvió contra Israel? 1- Necesita culpar a alguien por su derrota humillante. 2- Lo compró Qatar. 3- Ya está senil. Está como Biden. 4- Todas las anteriores.

@DumisaniTemsgen Obama respected Israel. Never threw them under the bus.

Trump out here with his Muslim Brotherhood crew, lecturing and throwing Israel under the bus just like Obama did.

@IDFMAGA Having troops in Lebanon is a mistake. It should never have happened. We are paying the price if an idiotic leader.

BREAKING: Benjamin Netanyahu announces that Israel will maintain its military forces in Lebanon, despite the newly brokered US-Iran peace deal. Do you support Benjamin Netanyahu on this decision?

@DrNeilStone Donate to cancer patients. ...

What do you think the Iranian regime will do with the money?

@piersmorgan I'm no fan of Iran. But when Israel and the US attacked Iran my immediate response was "why"? What's the plan? What's the strategy? And as it turns out, there was none. Trump and netanyhu have done more damage than good. They both need to go and I am pro Israel!

This Iran deal is about as far removed from ‘unconditional surrender’ as any deal in the history of Planet Earth. I’m glad President Trump is getting out of this fiasco, but I bet if he had his time again, he’d have never got into it or believed Netanyahu’s bullsh*t.

@Osint613 He is a lunatic

Trump: “The Iran MOU is not final. If I don’t like it, we will go back to bombing Iran on their heads”

@TheFungi669 All of the above

Is Trump corrupt, incompetent, or just plain stupid?

@kampeas How does it bind Israel? They are not a party to the agreement?

This agreement binds Israel but gives it nothing. Nothing. I cannot believe how much this deal fucks over Israel.

@DeathWindJohn @MarioNawfal Wouldn't that be nice. But do you believe that the IRGC will not rebuild, re arm and refinance their proxies to fulfill their plan to attack and destroy Israel? Do you honestly believe that they are peace lovers?

@MarioNawfal The prize is peace and Prosperity

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Anthony Aguilar went through the MOU line by line and came away unimpressed. Every term, he says, favors Iran or ends in a draw, with Tehran only "surrendering" things that are worthless or don't exist at all. His comparison? Iran traded away a magic lamp that grants no wishes, the look of a concession with nothing actually given up. His read on Washington is just as blunt: the white flag everyone suspects Trump waved is exactly what it looks like.

@tammydiamonds Despair is understood, also disappointment. But great danger? I think not. If any of the axis of evil raise a finger to harm israel, they will retaliate and no one will mind. However, the proactive days of dismantling terror infrastructure in other countries is over.

I don’t think people fully realize how Israelis are feeling right now A mix of despair, fear, and heartbreak. We have lost over 2000 people to this war, and it feels we are still in great danger.

@DougAMacgregor How can they violate an agreement that they are not part of?

BREAKING: Israel accused of violating "memorandum of understanding."

@HanShawnity April 1945. Allied forces circle Berlin. Eisenhower retreats and promises Hitler reparations and funds to rebuild his military. After all, he is a reasonable guy .

My problem with the deal is not that Israel doesn't like it. I can stomach disagreements with Israel. What I can't stomach is capitulation and surrender to terrorists when we didn't have to. That is unbearable and unacceptable to me.

@RabbiPoupko I totally agree. Bibi and his despicable government need to go . They had their shot and proved that it only brings devastating results. Hopefully a new dawn will come.

In the coming weeks it will be painful to watch the fallout of the Netanyahu foreign policy doctrine and the price Israel will pay for it. Israel needs to turn the page. Netanyahu needs to go and new leadership is needed, a leadership that comes with much less baggage and that is less predictable. @AIPAC needs to revert to its older and better practices and the pro Israel community needs to regroup.