Nobody got out ahead of me.

​In order to proceed, they need to join the Abraham Accords, which have proven to be very successful.

​They and others were hesitant previously due to concerns regarding Iran, but that issue is no longer a factor.

​Iran is no longer a great power in the region; their influence and threat are diminishing day by day.

​They used to be the bully of the Middle East, but they will no longer be able to play that role.

At some point, they will join the Abraham Accords.

Their civil nuclear program involves no enrichment, focusing strictly on civil nuclear energy.

They want to make a deal, but I don't think they are ready yet.

Sometimes they don't want to admit it publicly because they want to appear tough.

There are two approaches available to us.

We can continue taking them apart piece by piece, potentially accelerating that process.

Alternatively, we can negotiate with them, and discussions are happening right now as we speak.

When you are winning a war by a lot, you shouldn't just stop fighting.

We are speaking with them right now, and they are now willing to make concessions they never would have considered before.

Previous presidents should have resolved this issue long ago, over the course of the past 50 years.

«The port for the port, the airport for the airport, and every escalation will be met with greater escalation.»