Political pressure and Trump’s peace options
In a wide-ranging interview, Judge Andrew Napolitano and Professor John Mearsheimer examine Benjamin Netanyahu's urgent trip to Washington, arguing his main goal was to dissuade Donald Trump from striking a limited nuclear deal with Iran.
The discussion highlights Israel's expanding demands, addressing Iran's ballistic missiles and support for Hamas and Hezbollah in addition to nuclear enrichment, and its growing alarm after last year's missile exchanges exposed vulnerabilities.
Professor Mearsheimer contends there is no viable military solution to Iran's nuclear program, warns that new fortified sites make strikes ineffective, and suggests Trump is reluctant to enter a "forever war", favoring negotiations despite Israeli opposition.
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