“Tough”
Trump Is Israel’s Servant
AIPAC
Struggles to Structure Debate on Iran Deal by Jason Ditz
Lobby Group Urges Congress to Breach Deal With New Sanctions
Lobby Group Urges Congress to Breach Deal With New Sanctions
October 9, 2017
“Major Israel Lobby organization AIPAC was leading
the campaign against the Iran nuclear deal for years, and is now struggling to
revise the appropriate confines of debate on the matter in the lead-up to
President Trump decertifying the deal to try to kill it.
“AIPAC insists that they take no specific position
on whether or not Trump ought to decertify the deal. They are, however, heavily
lobbying the administration and US Congress on a new round of sanctions which
would amount to a breach of the deal.
“Trump’s decertification has become controversial
because it looks almost certain to fail at forcing renegotiation. AIPAC appears
to be determined to avoid any specific blame on that by structuring its
hostility toward the deal as separate from the decertification issue.
“Yet decertification is the mechanism through which
Trump believes he can most easily kill the deal, which is what AIPAC’s been
insisting on from the start. In trying to be ambiguous on how the US should
kill the deal, as they are still pushing for the deal to be killed, AIPAC is
pushing the US down a reckless path while simultaneously preparing to dodge
blame when it inevitably goes wrong.”
It is RT, a news service, and not AIPAC, a lobby
for a foreign government that shapes US foreign policy, that Washington
requires to register as a foreign agent.
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