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What we know about the emerging Iran deal - with Nadav Eyal and Mark Dubowitz

Episode length: 40m

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If Trump signs an interim deal with Iran, what leverage is left to dismantle Iran's nuclear program?

As reports swirl around a possible U.S.-Iran agreement, Dan sits down with Nadav Eyal and Mark Dubowitz to sort through what’s actually on the table — and what could unravel next. The conversation centers around the core dilemmas facing Washington, Jerusalem, and the Gulf: whether this moment represents strategic containment of Iran or the beginning of a slow retreat from the leverage created by the war.

They debate the risks of a “Hormuz for Hormuz” deal, the future of Iran’s nuclear stockpile, the limits of economic pressure, and whether the military gains can survive a prolonged diplomatic pause. Hovering over the entire conversation is a deeper question: after months of escalation, what would victory look like now?

Chapters:

  1. What’s Actually in the Emerging U.S.-Iran Deal
  2. The “Hormuz for Hormuz” Tradeoff
  3. Iran’s Uranium Stockpile
  4. Could Trump Sustain Military and Economic Pressure?
  5. The Gulf States’ Interests
  6. Hezbollah, Lebanon, and the Axis of Resistance
  7. What Israelis Think of The Deal
  8. Will This Be Remembered as a Turning Point — or the Moment the West Blinked?

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Credits: Ilan Benatar, Brittany Cohen, Ava Weiner, Martin Huergo, Mariangeles Burgos, and Yuval Semo

Host:
Dan Senor

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