Trita Parsi

the JCPOA.

I think I mentioned on Tucker's show yesterday that I sat down with APAC after the JCPOA and I thought that, okay, now it's going to be interesting to see how they're going to adjust to this reality.

And I walked away realizing they're not going to adjust at all.

They don't care that the deal has been sealed, that it's implemented.

They're going to do everything they can to unravel it.

And I suspect that that is the path that the Israelis will go this time as well.

And they succeeded.

Exactly.

Not under Obama, but they succeeded afterwards.

And that may be their calculation, that they will succeed afterwards.

But it means that during this period, they're going to be in a direct confrontation with Trump.

in a manner that I don't think Trump potentially will be as restrained as Obama was.

Remember, one of the things that Obama did in order to kind of calm down the Israelis, that he signed that 10 billion, what was it, the 10-year deal, 30 billion, in which, you know, that was a way of trying to make sure that the Israelis calm down a little bit.

We'll see if Trump does that.

There are several bills in Congress right now that are going to try to integrate the U.S.

military with the Israeli military, the U.S.

intelligence with the Israeli intelligence.

He may end up accepting some of those things as some sort of a goodie that he gives to the Israelis in order to calm them down.

Thanks, Agar, and thank you guys again for the petition and my support.

I deeply, deeply appreciate that.