Dershowitz to Trump: “We urge you to use your incredible negotiating skills to achieve the goal that you have set out: namely a 100% certainty that Iran will never get a nuclear bomb”

GATESTONE
Open Letter to President Trump Urging Him to Prevent an Iranian Nuclear Arsenal
Alan Dershowitz and Andrew Stein
May 20, 2025

Dear Mr. President,

You are about to make a decision for which you will be remembered by history. Your legacy will either be as a world leader who saved, or failed to save, many lives. The decision concerns Iran’s intention to develop a nuclear arsenal. There can be no reasonable doubt that Iran’s mullahs are determined to obtain nuclear weapons, despite their assurances to the contrary. Nor can Israel, which is the intended target of an Iranian bomb, be expected to rely on deterrence or containment. Iran must be prevented from achieving their dangerous goal. Obviously it would be better if the mullahs could be stopped by negotiation rather than military action…Nearly a century ago, the British and French governments faced a similar decision with Germany, and they failed, costing tens of millions of lives. READ MORE

GATESTONE Iran Is Using North Korea’s Playbook — And the US Is Falling for It Again There has been not even been a firm timeline. President Donald Trump’s original ultimatum to Iran of “two months” from March 7, 2025, is long gone. This statement, intended to show strength and resolution, is the second ultimatum Trump has blown through since taking office in January 2025. The first was that Hamas had to release all the Israeli hostages it holds in Gaza by a certain date, “or all hell is going to break out.” Well, one hostage was released — the American one — while leaving the other hostages with Hamas, but no hell broke out. That makes strike two. So much for America’s credibility. As the late renowned Middle East historian Bernard Lewis is credited as having said, “America is harmless as an enemy but treacherous as a friend.”

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