Mohammad Ali Shabani

Thank you so much for having me.

Well, I think first and foremost, the most important thing to keep in mind is basically that this is MOU.

This is a memorandum of understanding.

This is a framework.

This is a roadmap.

This is not a finalized deal that needs to be fully implemented for the next 10 years, right?

So the most important provision

I think, within this MOU is that it provides for 60 days to come to a final deal, as it's referred to within this document.

And that 60-day period can be extended by mutual consent.

However, there is a kind of deadline here.

And the big ticket items, such as how to resolve the future of the Iranian nuclear program, those kinds of things have been mostly pushed back.

And so it's going to be difficult next two months ahead.

And we don't know.

They may need more time.

They may need less time.

And they may also come to the conclusion that a deal isn't to be had.

And already we're seeing a lot of people in Israel in particular.

There are two camps.

One camp is very much outraged about this MOU.

And the other camp is very relaxed, saying essentially they're not going to have a final deal.