If you asked most of the governments and most of the leaders in the Middle East: What is the principle barrier to peace? What is the greatest threat to our security? They would say three things: Iran, Iran, and Iran.
President Trump has taken a firm position, which we welcome, against Iran. It was echoed by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo: No enrichment, tough sanctions, and Iran should get out of Syria.
We believe it's the only policy that could ultimately guarantee the security of the Middle East and peace in our region.
If Iran wanted to seek peaceful nuclear energy, Iran would need not a single centrifuge. Iran doesn’t need centrifuges for enrichment. If Iran wanted to pursue a peaceful nuclear program, Iran would not hide its secret archives for making nuclear weapons.
The first thing that de Klerk did in South Africa when he destroyed their nuclear program, the first thing he destroyed was their archive. The first thing that was destroyed when the Libyan nuclear program was stopped was the archive.
But Iran did not destroy the archive. Iran hid the archive, lied about it, and moved it from place to place because Iran is seeking nuclear weapons and conquest.
The American position prevents Iran from having nuclear weapons and breaks the cash machine that Iran was using to fund its conquest of the Middle East. Thank you, America. This is the right policy.
The US policy is correct. Iran is spreading aggressively throughout the Middle East. It aspires to achieve nuclear weapons by various means, which we exposed.
President Trump's policy is correct: Zero enrichment, which is unnecessary, and Iran needs to leave Syria.
President Trump's policy is correct: Zero enrichment, which is unnecessary, and Iran needs to leave Syria.
