| Mr Khan said: Makes sense. With America now more willing to engage, it would be politically more prudent for Amadinejad to at least appear that he's willing to negotiate. Iran is not so willing to antagonize the world, they just want to posture
They shouldn't be taken lightly, of course, but they can still be negotiated with. Progress with Israel will probably help progress with Iran, as will progress in Iraq. But as Iraq moves forward, Israel is probably going to take a step back. A small one if Livni comes out on top, a larger one if Netanyahu does. |
Yeah, the Netanyahu thing will cause a big problem.
To me it seems inevitable he'll come out on top since it seems like the Nationalist party is much more in line with the Likud.
He doesn't seem like another Ariel Sharon willing to suddenly say "Screw you" to his party. In fact he seems the opposite.
