Here is the truth: no signing ceremony changes, and it carries no insult to the campaign: no agreement, not this one and not a better one, can permanently guarantee that Iran never builds a bomb.

Trump prefers an agreement to another prolonged war, but he also understands that an agreement reached through weakness can produce an even greater conflict.

At different moments, he warned of devastating consequences for Iran, then hours later claimed the regime was ready to negotiate and desperate for a deal.

Do not listen to the liberal media outlets that are telling you to stop, de-escalate, or accept 20-year fake 'moratoriums' or other idiotic half-measures.

Inside Iran, the regime presents even symbolic contacts with major Western leaders as evidence that powerful countries are appealing to Tehran and acknowledging its importance.

Critics often frame Iranian politics as a struggle between moderates and hardliners, but this distinction has repeatedly proven disastrously misleading.

Trump met Iran's moves with countermoves that were even stronger, instead of with restraint.

In effect, the divide over hostage deals is not only about what Israelis think but also about how deeply those views are tied to their sense of what is right.

Iran’s government said on Saturday that it had reimposed 'strict control' over the Strait of Hormuz as gunboats of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired on three commercial vessels.

The delegation itself has become a visible expression of internal fragmentation.

A ceasefire deal now would not resolve the underlying problem—it would freeze it in place temporarily while allowing the regime to recover.

'These trades that are being made, they’re ridiculous trades—400 people for three. These are nuts.'

The top American diplomat said no progress was made in the negotiations with the terrorist organization.

The president-elect repeated his stark warning that 'all hell will break loose in the Middle East' if the captives are not released before he takes office.

'I don't think there is a way around eradicating Hamas and removing them from power,' says Mosab Hassan Yousef.

As Israeli and Palestinian representatives negotiate a ceasefire extension, Hamas vows to target Ben Gurion Airport if Israeli incursions into Gaza resume.