David Schenker

Gulf countries seek to end the war with Iran but face internal divisions over strategies. The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) members, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, are struggling to align priorities such as securing the Strait of Hormuz and addressing economic and infrastructure challenges exacerbated by the conflict. The UAE's recent withdrawal from OPEC highlighted tensions within the region.

The interim US-Iran deal aims to negotiate Iran's nuclear program over 60 days, with skepticism from lawmakers and experts about its feasibility. The deal includes sanctions relief for Iran if a final agreement is reached, but faces doubts over the US administration's commitment to detailed negotiations.

An interim U.S.-Iran deal aims to address Tehran's nuclear program over a 60-day negotiation period, including financial incentives and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Skepticism persists from lawmakers, experts, and Israel, with concerns about Iran's nuclear intentions and the administration's ability to sustain negotiations. The Trump administration emphasizes conditional incentives tied to Iran's actions, but doubts remain about the deal's viability.

An interim US-Iran deal aims to address Tehran's nuclear program over 60 days, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz and offering financial incentives. Skepticism persists from lawmakers, experts, and Israel about the deal's feasibility and Iran's commitment to nuclear disarmament.