US EditionNetanyahu’s campaign against Iran’s nuclear program is muted with Trump in power
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has muted his public opposition as U.S.-Iran nuclear talks advance in early 2025 under President Trump in Jerusalem.
- Netanyahu hopes the negotiations fail because he sees any deal not meeting his strict conditions as a threat to Israel’s security and nuclear advantage.
- He publicly favors a diplomatic agreement like Libya’s 2003 deal, requiring Iran to dismantle its nuclear infrastructure and halt missile development.
- In Jerusalem, Netanyahu expressed his expectation to President Trump that the negotiators will pursue these goals, highlighting the close cooperation with the U.S.; Trump confirmed his stance that Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons.
- Netanyahu’s silence and reluctance to criticize Trump publicly suggest his cautious approach risks relying on surrogates to oppose a deal if one is finalized.
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Netanyahu's campaign against Iran's nuclear program is muted with Trump in power
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has long been on a campaign against Iran's nuclear program and his opposition helped convince President Trump to withdraw from an Obama era deal meant to rein it in.
CBO report looks at escalating costs of U.S. nuclear forces - ExchangeMonitor
The Congressional Budget Office projected in a report released April 24 that plans for the U.S. nuclear forces as described in the fiscal 2025 budget would cost $946 billion for the 2025-2034 period. Of the $946 billion, $817 billion is what is budgeted to “implement the plans for current and future delivery systems, warheads, command and control systems, and infrastructure as DoD and DOE have laid them out,” the report says. The other $129 bill…
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