— Iran is currently only willing to commit to not developing nuclear weapons, while the U.S. is proposing several options for Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, including selling it to the U.S., transferring it to a third country, or diluting the material.

— Disagreements also remain over the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran insisting on Iranian management of the waterway while the U.S. is demanding unrestricted free navigation.

— There is still no agreement on frozen Iranian funds, though Qatar has proposed providing Iran with a $12 billion humanitarian loan.

— Lebanon is also included as part of the broader agreement framework under discussion.

We are at war with Hezbollah. Just in recent weeks, our heroic fighters have eliminated over 600 terrorists. I want you to know this—over 600 terrorists—but we are not taking our foot off the gas pedal. On the contrary, as I said, we will press the pedal down even harder. We will strike them. True, they are firing drones at us, fiber-optic drones; we have a special team working on this, and we will solve it. Meanwhile, you are showing resilience—I want to commend the residents of the north—a resilience that inspires all of us. But what this requires of us now is to increase the blows, to increase the power. We will strike them hip and thigh.

The Americans understand that the Iranians are trying to use the framework of the agreement with the U.S. to neutralize Israel's capabilities. They will not go along with it.