Biden needs Netanyahu’s help with the Iran file…

A Hebrew newspaper talked about some of the developments taking place in the file of the United States’ return to the nuclear agreement with Iran, and the expected repercussions in the event that this happens, noting that President Joe Biden needs the Prime Minister of the Israeli occupation government, Benjamin Netanyahu, in this file.

The newspaper explained,HaaretzHebrew, in a report by the Israeli expert Amos Harel on Saturday, that the US administration headed by Joe Biden, “once again, is examining the possibility of resuming negotiations on returning to the nuclear agreement with Iran, and hopes to open a new window, and persuade the regime in Tehran to formulate a new deal, little In return for a little “; halting uranium enrichment in return for freeing Iran’s frozen funds and facilitating sanctions.”

And the “Walla” website recently published that Brett McGurk, who is in charge of the Middle East file in the White House, recently visited the Sultanate of Oman in order to “start a new diplomatic process with Iran, and the talks aimed at examining whether Iran would agree to impose restrictions on the nuclear project and stop the escalation.” in the region.”

Cautious optimism

The newspaper noted that “the official American statements are still cautious and evasive in this aspect, and in the event that the talks are resumed, Iran will come from a position of relative strength, and the solid alliance with Moscow has improved Tehran’s strategic position in the Middle East, strengthened its relationship with China, and warmed its relations with Iran.” Arab countries, led by Saudi Arabia and Egypt.

She added, “During this time, Iran has continued to advance in uranium enrichment to the point where, according to US intelligence estimates, it can now produce enough quantity to produce one nuclear bomb in the 12 days since the decision was made, and it is considered a “nuclear threshold state.”

And she pointed out that “Tehran recorded another achievement on Wednesday, when the International Atomic Energy Agency decided to close the investigation file on a suspected nuclear facility, which Netanyahu revealed in his speech at the United Nations. The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs published, Thursday, an exceptional and strict statement of condemnation of the agency’s decision.”

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Haaretz confirmed that “Netanyahu has failed in his plan to stop the Iranian nuclear project by persuading Trump to withdraw from the agreement, and Biden’s return to understandings with the Iranians is another failure of Netanyahu’s policy,” noting that “what appears as progress in the American-Iranian channel It is inseparable from the hope of a breakthrough in the Saudi-Israeli channel.

And she said: “For a few months, Israel and the United States have been trying to revive contacts for normalization between Riyadh and Tel Aviv, and recently you hear voices of cautious optimism about the possibility of a breakthrough, and Saudi requests are directed mainly at the Americans, which is; a status that is close to the status of an ally such as NATO members, and the acquisition of American weapons.” Advanced, and agreeing to build a civilian nuclear reactor, and about the last request, Washington needs Israel.

And she indicated, “Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s determination to establish a nuclear reactor for peaceful purposes raises unease in the West, and the Biden administration is looking for a diplomatic achievement before the presidential elections in 2024, and it finds it difficult to pass such a gift to Saudi Arabia in Congress.”

Attack plan

And she continued, “At the political level in Israel, they are skeptical that exactly here Netanyahu’s orientation arose in the thinking of Biden’s men that only the prime minister can analyze such a move by the Republicans,” explaining that veteran Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who is close to Netanyahu, recently visited Riyadh and Tel Aviv, and he is actively pushing forward the possibility of reaching an agreement, and MacGerk and Biden’s energy coordinator, Amos Hochstein, were also at these stations.

The newspaper warned that “Netanyahu, who is suffering from a dangerous situation in the domestic arena, needs more achievement with Saudi Arabia than Biden, but conceding to Saudi Arabia on the issue of the nuclear reactor is not a trivial matter. Some atomic experts in Israel, including former senior figures in the security apparatus, expressed their opinion About the shock at the mere idea, and the fear that this is how the signal will be given to the nuclear arms race in which other countries in the region such as Turkey will participate, not to mention the legitimacy of an Iranian-Russian deal to provide nuclear reactors to Tehran, and the question: Is this the decisive item for reaching a normalization agreement with Saudi Arabia? Will Netanyahu decide to help Biden with the aim of reaching an agreement?”

She pointed out that “there are many obstacles in contacts with Saudi Arabia, and at a time when Washington is looking for a way to return to negotiations with Tehran, Israel is spreading threats about the Iranian nuclear, and in the background, the government allocates a few billion shekels to the army in order to enhance preparation for a future attack on Iran.” Nuclear facilities, and in the army, they want to match the required capacity with the operational plans on the various fronts, and when the plan is completed in the coming months, it will be presented to the Cabinet.

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Haaretz indicated that the recent visits of the US Central Command commander, General Michael Korella, to Tel Aviv, come “in order to make sure that Israel is satisfied with cooperation with the Americans, and that it is not planning a unilateral and sudden move in the Iranian arena.”

In this context, the Israeli Minister of Security, Yoav Gallant, said: “We may need to implement our share in order to protect the future of the Jewish public.”

And she estimated that “Israel’s constant threats to Iran are not bad for the United States, and if it wants to resume negotiations, a real military threat can help urge the Iranians to reach an agreement, but in practice, Tehran knows how to read the regional picture that is taking shape; the relationship between Biden and Netanyahu is tense, And the latter did not succeed in obtaining an invitation from the White House, five months after the formation of his right-wing government, and the possibility that he would attack Iran contrary to the opinion of the United States, especially if a new agreement was crystallized between America and Iran, is weak, because Israel is in dire need of Washington in order to carry out this attack. either practically or politically.”