Trump says Iran talks going 'very well,' as PM warns bad deal 'is worse than no deal'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : He told the conference that he had presented his position on the matter to Trump, and was in close contact with the US on the subject.
43% : Netanyahu, according to reports, was only informed of the US's new talks with Iran -- the highest-level engagement between the long-time foes since 2018 -- hours before Trump announced them to the world, and thus failed to gain assurances that Israel's demands would be met at the negotiating table.
30% : While Trump has repeatedly threatened that the US could potentially unleash airstrikes against Iran's nuclear program should negotiations fail, he has made it clear that he prefers to first exhaust all diplomatic channels before turning to a military solution.
27% : It was unclear, however, exactly how much Netanyahu's position aligns with that of the US, and speaking to reporters on Sunday, Trump did not appear to share any of his concerns.
25% : To that end, in a Time Magazine interview published Friday, Trump addressed recent reports that he had dissuaded Israel from striking Iran's nuclear sites in the near term.

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