Iranian or US tactic – Antonio Farhat

The article discusses the secret Iranian proposal that Iran drafted after the defeat of Saddam Hussein's regime in 2003. This proposal included significant concessions in exchange for normalization of relations with the United States, such as halting support for Hamas and Islamic Jihad, disarming Hezbollah, opening Iran's nuclear program to unlimited international inspections, and acknowledging the Beirut Declaration of 2002. Although the United States did not respond to the proposal at the time due to Israeli interference, recent negotiations between the two countries have resumed discussions about that document. These talks include suggestions to lift sanctions and release frozen funds, raising questions about Iran's use of soft power strategies to achieve its interests and Israel's stance on the potential rapprochement.

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