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Biden's Missed Chance: How Diplomacy Could Have Avoided the Israel-Iran Conflict
Washington, USASun Jun 29 2025
2015: A Historic Deal
In 2015, the U.S. and Iran reached a historic nuclear deal, but it didn't last long.
2018: Trump's Withdrawal
Trump pulled the U.S. out, and tensions rose.
2023: Escalation and War
This month, Israel and Iran exchanged strikes, leading to a 12-day war.
Who's to Blame?
Many blame Trump and Netanyahu, but Biden also played a role.
2021: Biden's Chance to Fix Things
Biden had a chance to undo Trump's mistakes, but the Iran deal was more complicated.
Biden's Approach
- Wanted Iran to make changes first
- Delayed talks
- Gave hard-liners in Iran more power
2021-2024: Domestic Agenda Over Diplomacy
Instead of focusing on the Iran deal, Biden prioritized his domestic agenda.
Advisers' Role
- Brett McGurk didn't push for a quick solution
- Israel sabotaged negotiations with attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities
2024: Military Strikes Considered
By the end of Biden's term, the U.S. was considering military strikes on Iran.
The Aftermath
- Death and destruction in Israel and Iran
- Iran's nuclear program is now more advanced than ever
The Solution
The only way to limit Iran's nuclear capabilities is through diplomacy, not military action.
Biden's Inaction
Biden's inaction has made the situation worse.
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questions
Were Biden's advisers, like Brett McGurk, secretly working to sabotage the Iran nuclear deal to push for a military solution?
If Biden's team missed the window for a deal, does that mean they were looking out the wrong window?
If Biden had a 'Keep the Middle East off my desk' sign, did he also have a 'Do Not Disturb' sign for Iran?
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