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SHRIBMAN: Trump’s big, beautiful Iran question

Summary by Herald-Zeitung Online
The struggle over Iran began with Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who in 1943 considered Iran the “bridge to victory” in World War II, all the way to Trump, who called for Iran’s “unconditional surrender”: 82 years.

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SHRIBMAN: Trump’s big, beautiful Iran question

The struggle over Iran began with Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who in 1943 considered Iran the “bridge to victory” in World War II, all the way to Trump, who called for Iran’s “unconditional surrender”: 82 years.

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Herald-Zeitung Online broke the news in on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
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