Israel doubts Iran will surrender nuclear program

A senior Israeli official has expressed deep skepticism about the prospects for a nuclear deal with Iran. The official stated it is difficult to see a situation where the Iranian regime agrees to a complete surrender of its nuclear project and the removal of its stockpiles of enriched uranium. This assessment highlights the significant gap between the stated positions of Iran, the United States, and Israel as diplomatic efforts continue. The comment underscores the core obstacle in negotiations: Iran's refusal to dismantle its nuclear capabilities as demanded by Washington and its allies.