U.S. and Iran were on the verge of ending the war right before Israel launched attacks against civilians in Lebanon

According to report appearing in the NY Times, negotiators were making great progress in talks that would have heavily restricted Tehran’s nuclear program for a minimum of 15 years

ed note–as always, lots of ‘must knows’ that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.

Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, understand the following ‘protocol’ that does not get the discussion that it should, even though the implications associated with it are nothing less than Apocalyptic, which is as follows–

Netanyahu and the religious terrorists with whom he coagulates are not worried about Iran developing nuclear weapons. If there were no ‘nuclear program’ in Iran, even a civilian one, and Netanyahu knew that there was no ‘nuke threat’ coming from the IRI, he would nevertheless push for Iran’s complete destruction just as he has for the last 40 years.

Therefore, the question is, of course, WHY, ladies and Gentile-men? WHY is it of such paramount importance to the Pirates of Judea and to their Commander in Chief that this war take place?

And as diabolically convoluted as it is, nevertheless, the first answer is simple, which is that the Jews despise any and all resistance to their plans of Gentile domination and/or Gentile extermination, and Iran functions as an OBVIOUS source of that same resistance that runs contrary to the deeply and INEXTRICABLY embedded ‘protocols’ within Torah Judah-ism.

While other countries bend the knee, forwards and backwards, whenever Netanyahu & co bark the order to do so, Iran does not, and the Jews know that something like this could be really problematic if it catches on and the rest of the world follows suit.

THEREFORE, ladies and Gentile-men, according to ‘Isaiah’, one of the genocidal ‘prophets’ which the Jews revere–

‘For the nation or people which will not bow down and serve you shall perish, they shall be utterly destroyed…’

But, despite as ‘dark’ as this reason is, ladies and Gentile-men, there is something even DARKER involved in all of this that is not being discussed anywhere else (sad to say) and should be, 24/7/365, and especially given its Apocalyptic implications, which is as follows–

What Netanyahu and Judea, Inc are planning is a ‘demonstration’ of Israel’s power and of the power of ‘yahweh’, the violent deity whom the Jews worship, who has promised them the sun, moon and everything in between if they remain obedient to his genocidal commandments…

…and that ‘demonstration’, ladies and Gentile-men, is nothing short of the following–

–and the planned target of that ‘demonstration’ is, surprise surprise, Iran.

Just like the infamous scene from the movie ‘The Untouchables’ where Al Capone takes a baseball bat to the head of one of his subordinates and beats him to death in front of everyone sitting at the fancy dinner table in order to make his point–

–this is what Netanyahu and Israel have in mind, beating Iran to death with a nuclear baseball bat in order to threaten the rest of the Gentile nations of what is headed their way too if they don’t ‘bow down and serve’ the Jews in the manner that yahweh has decreed.

It was explained, thousands of years ago in fact, by the one Man who understood the Jews better than anyone else, but few gave His ‘explanation’ the kind of attention that it deserved when He described them as nothing less than–

‘CHILDREN OF THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL…’

Haaretz

The United States and Iran were negotiating the four main points of a possible nuclear deal before the latest flare-up between Israel and Iran, The New York Times reported Wednesday, citing U.S. officials and diplomats who were briefed on the talks.

According to the report, U.S. officials believed that if reached, such a deal would have halted Tehran’s nuclear ambitions for at least 15 years.

The main points of discussion were the suspension of Iran’s uranium enrichment, the dilution of the existing stockpile, the dismantling of nuclear sites, and the framework of an inspection regime, the newspaper reported.

Enrichment suspension

According to the report, the United States has demanded Iran suspend all uranium enrichment for at least 20 years, which Tehran has countered by offering a 10-year suspension.

The New York Times said U.S. officials would settle for a 15-year halt on enrichment.

Under the proposed terms, the UN’s nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, would partner with the United States to ‘downblend’ Iran’s existing stockpile of enriched uranium, the newspaper reported, citing two U.S. officials.

According to the report, while the United States sees itself as having an active role in the dilution of the nuclear material, Iranian officials said the U.S. would only serve as an observer.

Tehran has not publicly discussed whether it would allow the entire stockpile to be removed from Iran, The Times said, but downblending the enriched uranium could allow Iran to retain ownership of the material.

Dismantling nuclear sites

While the United States has demanded the dismantlement of Iran’s three main nuclear sites, The Times reported that Iran has offered to dismantle two while keeping one open to maintain its ‘right to enrich.’

The three sites, at Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan were all struck by the United States during the 2025 Iran war, severely damaging their operations.

According to the report, leaving one site open creates the risk that it could be used to secretly produce bomb-grade nuclear fuel. One proposed solution is requiring the facility to operate above ground, allowing it to be struck should Iran begin manufacturing a weapon, the report said.

Inspection regime

The New York Times reported the United States is seeking a ‘snap’ inspection regime, allowing international inspectors to conduct checks at will at any site across Iran.

Iran’s position on the matter is unclear, the report said. According to the newspaper, many nuclear sites are located on Iran’s Revolutionary Guards military bases. In the past, inspectors have been barred from entering such bases, The Times said.

According to the report, if Iran agrees to the four points, it would be considered a significant achievement, advancing further than the nuclear limits achieved in the 2015 nuclear agreement negotiated under former U.S. President Barack Obama.

Separately, The Times reported, citing two U.S. officials, that U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff used his communication channel with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to relay de-escalatory messages to Tehran overnight into Monday following Israel’s strike near Beirut.

According to the report, Witkoff urged Iran to avoid further escalation after its missile attacks on Israel, a move that the newspaper said contributed to Iran’s announcement Monday that it would halt attacks on Israel.

The report said U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement that Israel and Iran would cease exchanging fire followed Witkoff’s earlier diplomatic efforts.