Will Trump Really Agree to Some Fake 'Deal' That Allows Iran to Keep Fordow, Secret Sites, and Force the Great Iranian People to Suffer Under a Terrorist Regime?
by Khaled Abu Toameh • June 17, 2025 at 5:00 am
If US President Donald J. Trump wants actual long-term peace in the Middle East, like it or not, there is no alternative other than allowing the departure of Iran's theocratic terrorist dictators and liberating the Iranian people – just as, after World War II, the US liberated Germany and Japan to enable the election of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Germany and the highly successful democracy in Japan.
More negotiations are just the usual stalling tactic of the Iranian regime. Interminably negotiating some "deal" -- which, based on their track record, Iran will cheat on, no matter how vigilant its guardians are, just allows Iran's regime a 24-karat opportunity to resupply, regroup and terrorize the region again.
The last thing Trump needs is "help" from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The US urgently needs to spearhead not another porous, fake "nuclear deal" but real security, stability and freedom -- not only for millions of Muslims, Christians and Jews, but also for the great people of Iran who have been forced to suffer under vicious psychopathic despots long enough.
For real peace, Trump needs to be the Churchill of our time. Let Israel finish the job. It is for us.
The Israel-Iran war erupted as Palestinians were marking the 18th anniversary of the Hamas coup against the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the Gaza Strip.
On June 14, 2007, the Iran-backed terror group staged a violent coup that lasted for a few days and resulted in the death of hundreds of PA loyalists, some of whom were lynched in public squares, while others were thrown from the top floors of high-rise buildings. Human Rights Watch reported on June 12, 2007:
"In internal Palestinian fighting over the last three days, both [the PA's ruling] Fatah faction and Hamas military forces have summarily executed captives, killed people not involved in hostilities, and engaged in gun battles with one another inside and near Palestinian hospitals...
