Trump's strategy on Iran involves threats for leverage, not war. The Israel lobby influences his stance. Zelensky complicates Trump-Putin relations. JD Vance aligns with Trump’s future vision.

Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What is the shocking news about Donald Trump's statements regarding Iran?

2. Do you think Donald Trump genuinely wants to make a deal with Iran?

3. Why is Donald Trump threatening Iran if he wants to negotiate?

4. Will Donald Trump support Netanyahu as the Biden administration did, or will he let Netanyahu face consequences?

5. How strong is the Israel lobby in influencing Donald Trump's decisions?

6. What is the importance of Zelensky for Donald Trump?

7. Who is supporting Zelensky?

8. How does the Trump administration view Iran and Russia in its strategy against China?

9. Does the Trump administration want Iran and Russia as enemies or neutral parties?

10. What is JD Vance's role in the Trump administration compared to others like Pete Hexet and Mike Walls?

Paul Craig Roberts:

1. Trump threatened secondary tariffs on Iran to push for negotiations.

2. Trump likely uses threats as negotiation tactics but doesn't intend actual conflict.

3. The threat aims at gaining leverage rather than initiating war.

4. Trump may tell Netanyahu to stop violence, depending on the Israel lobby’s influence.

5. The strength of the Israel lobby could significantly affect Trump's stance.

6. Zelensky complicates relations between Trump and Putin due to ongoing conflicts.

7. British Prime Minister and French President support Zelensky.

8. The administration seems focused on competing economically with China.

9. Trump likely prefers fewer enemies, aiming not to add Iran and Russia to existing foes.

10. JD Vance appears more thoughtful and aligned with Trump's potential successor vision than others like Pete Hexet and Mike Walls.