Are the latest U.S.–Iran negotiations a genuine attempt at peace — or political theater designed to buy time, shift blame, or justify escalation?

In this episode, we examine the coordinated messaging coming from Washington and Jerusalem as President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu navigate renewed Iran talks. Publicly, it’s about diplomacy. Privately, critics argue the positioning may serve other strategic goals.

📌 In This Episode:
🔹 The structure of the current U.S.–Iran negotiations and what’s actually on the table
🔹 Netanyahu’s pressure campaign and Israel’s red lines
🔹 Whether “maximum pressure” and diplomacy can coexist
🔹 The political incentives for appearing pro-peace while preparing for confrontation
🔹 What history tells us about last-minute deal collapses

Is this a serious diplomatic push — or a familiar prelude to something else?

Watch, decide for yourself, and join the discussion below.
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