Mike Evans says Tehran will betray any deal with Washington, prompting the president to “finish the job.”

A US-Iran deal may delay Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, but it leaves unresolved the regime’s missile arsenal, regional proxies and long-term intentions.

Seen through the larger US-China rivalry, the claim that Israel dragged America into a narrow regional conflict that the US is struggling to “win” becomes far less convincing.

On the growing uncertainty in Jerusalem over possible American decisions in the conflict with Iran, and Israel’s preparations for a renewed military escalation in the coming days.

Washington signals it may return to force as Iran stalls nuclear talks, bleeds under blockade pressure, and tries once again to turn “negotiations” into survival time.

After critical remarks from Berlin, Washington responds with unusual force. The conflict shows how sharply strategic assessments on Iran now differ.

Netanyahu says Trump is “safe and strong” after gunman opens fire outside Washington event; Jerusalem warns against political violence.

President Trump should have ignored Pope Leo’s comments, and non-Catholics should respect the papacy’s symbolism. But treating Iran as morally equivalent to Israel or America is still wrong.

Regarding Iran, at least this administration recognizes that the mullahs bargain in bad faith and weaponize diplomacy.