Worse. Negotiators. Never. - by Daniel W. Drezner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Nonproliferation experts have long warned against such a deal, with the Biden administration raising the possibility as part of efforts to establish diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel.
42% : The Saudi government has made it clear that it has no intention of recognizing Israel without paving the way for the creation of a Palestinian state.... By linking the deal to diplomatic recognition of Israel, Mr. Trump is returning to the plan that President Joseph R. Biden Jr. attempted in the early years of his administration, making nuclear cooperation part of a broader diplomatic deal that is changing the dynamics of the Middle East.
40% : Anyone who wants to expand the Abraham Accords will be disappointed, because a nuclear deal was one of the carrots the United States could offer the Saudis to normalize relations with Israel.
35% : Israel doesn't like the deal a little bit.
34% : LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL: A day after the United States signed a historic nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, President Trump added a new condition to the sale of nuclear reactors to the kingdom, declaring that the entire agreement now depends on Saudi willingness to establish diplomatic relations with Israel.
22% : But the plan collapsed after Hamas's terrorist attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, and Mr. Trump subsequently decoupled the nuclear deal from the diplomatic effort.

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