by Michael Snyder,End Of The American Dream:

How many times have we heard that a peace deal with Iran “is almost finalized” or “could be signed today”? And how many times has it not happened? Sometimes I feel like I am watching a really twisted version of “Groundhog Day” where people wake up each day and decide to believe the same lies over and over again. Iran is never, ever, ever going to sign anything unless it includes an end to fighting between Israel and Hezbollah. But Israel just launched a major military operation against Hezbollah in response to a spike in drone attacks against Israeli targets. If Hezbollah would quit sending drones into Israel, perhaps we could get somewhere, but Iran either can’t or won’t get Hezbollah to stop their terror attacks. So the Israelis plan to “strike them decisively”, and that is going to seriously upset the Iranians. Unless some sort of a miracle causes the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah to stop, a peace deal with Iran is impossible right now.

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There is so much confusion about the negotiations that are taking place between the United States and Iran.

First of all, a permanent end to the war is not being negotiated.

What is being negotiated is a 60 day ceasefire extension. During that 60 days, the Strait of Hormuz would be temporarily “reopened” under Iranian management, and U.S. forces would pull back and suspend the blockade of Iranian ports.

Once the 60 day ceasefire extension is signed, there would be a limited window of time for negotiations regarding Iran’s nuclear program. The Trump administration is insisting that Iran must hand over their enriched uranium, and the Iranians continue to deny that they have agreed to do this.

I don’t see how the Trump administration and the Iranians will ever come to an agreement on the nuclear issues.

But the 60 day ceasefire extension must be signed before we ever get to that stage, and that simply is not going to happen as long as Israel and Hezbollah are still fighting.

According to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel is “at war with Hezbollah” and he is pledging that the IDF will“press the pedal even harder”…

Source: SGT Report