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A permanent ceasefire on all fronts, including Lebanon
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US commitment not to interfere with Iran’s internal affairs
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Lifting of the US naval blockade within 30 days
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US withdrawal of forces from Iran
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Reopening the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days “under Iranian arrangements”
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The US and its allies are delivering reconstruction plans for Iran worth at least $300bn
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Ending sanctions on Iranian oil and energy products
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Reiteration of Iran’s commitment not to produce nuclear weapons
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US commitment not to increase its forces in the region and not impose new sanctions
It’s a good deal because the US and Israel are terrorist states that engage in genocide, but it’s also good for the US because it floods Iran with dollars (which bolsters our currency).
Ideally a deal would be struck in which we lean on Israel to remove all nuclear weapons from the Middle East, and in exchange Iran dismantles their nuclear energy program.
The Israeli’s stole our nuclear technology and should be forced to give us back our nukes (our tech = our nukes), but we’ve yet to see a president willing to stand up to Israel on this matter. If we could remove all nuclear weapons from the region, the global economy would be safer and Israel would not be able to threaten its neighbors into wanting their own nuclear weapons.