WORLDTIMES OF ISRAEL
Iran and US voice optimism but temper expectations for imminent breakthrough in talks
Iran and the US express cautious optimism in their negotiations, with Tehran stating that nuclear discussions will follow sanctions relief. US Senator Marco Rubio acknowledges a potential deal could happen soon but emphasizes no rush, while highlighting Israel's right to self-defense.
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