Israelis press U.S. not to rejoin Iran nuclear deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : The main internal debate among U.S. negotiators has been about the economic guarantees sought by Iran, said Ali Vaez, a top Iran analyst with the International Crisis Group.
50% : Even when the deal was in full force, many foreign firms were hesitant to do business in Iran.
48% : Iran recently responded to a European draft proposal on reviving the deal with comments mostly focused on sanctions and economic guarantees.
45% : But they contend that containing that program will make it easier to tackle the many other challenges posed by Tehran.
42% :Israeli political leaders' argument against the nuclear deal often boils down to concerns that, if the U.S. lifts sanctions on Iran, the regime will use the incoming cash to engage even more in an array of unsavory activities, including funding and arming terrorist groups that target Israel.
38% : (Iran officially denies wanting nuclear weapons, arguing its program is for medical and other purposes.)
33% : After about a year, Iran began violating the terms of the deal, including by enriching uranium to high levels and shutting out inspectors.
28% :The 2015 nuclear deal, struck during Barack Obama's presidency, lifted an array of U.S. sanctions on Iran in exchange for major restraints on its nuclear program.

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