A. Martinez

Thank you all.

It's translated.

and they are pushing us with all their strength, standing firmly on our security interests, and, at the same time, maintaining the important relationship with our American friends, who have fought side by side, and we appreciate this very much.

We will continue to lead our way with determination and with awareness.

We will protect the achievements of the government, we will protect the achievements of the war,

These are achievements of the entire people of Israel.

In the name of the one who allowed security and security to surround Gaza, this is how we will restore security and security to the northern cities.

It is necessary to maintain the security system in southern Lebanon.

It is necessary that all the security forces of Israel and its allies do not leave there.

So for those of you listening on audio, basically what he said was,

In exchange for lifting sanctions, Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz and promises not to make a nuclear weapon, both of which were the case before the war.

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President Trump signed the agreement with Iran intended to end the war and get oil flowing again through the Strait of Hormuz.

All right, here to break this down, we're joined by NPR's Greg Myrie in Tel Aviv.

So, Greg, there was supposed to be a big U.S.-Iran signing ceremony in Switzerland on Friday.

What changed?

Okay, so I saw that President Trump spoke at length about the deal.