Iran Nuclear Program Status - Conflicting assessments exist regarding the success of US strikes in destroying Iran's nuclear capabilities, with doubts raised by the UN nuclear watchdog [1][3] - The US President's claim that Iran did not move enriched uranium before the strikes contradicts a preliminary US intelligence report [1] - Iran's capacity to produce enriched uranium could be restored within months [3] - The extent of the damage to Iran's nuclear program is not fully known immediately after the strike, and battle damage assessment is still incomplete [6][7] - There is concern that downplaying the remaining capacity of Iran's nuclear program could endanger national security [9] Diplomatic and Political Considerations - The only long-term solution to prevent Iran from having a nuclear weapon is through intrusive, verifiable inspections [11] - Diplomatic negotiations are essential to achieve verifiable inspections and prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons [12][13] - The Trump administration's approach to Iran has been criticized, with some suggesting a return to the negotiating table is necessary [12][13] US Political Dynamics - There are concerns about the honesty and trustworthiness of administration officials regarding the assessment of Iran's nuclear program [17][18][19] - The Senate is considering a spending bill that would add $4.5 trillion to the national debt [20] - The Senate's version of the spending bill is considered worse than the House version, with concerns about tax cuts for billionaires and healthcare [21][22]

Joining us now is Danny Danon, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations. Ambassador. Good morning, sir.It's good to see you. Thank you for having me. Let's talk about the events over the weekend and let's talk about this also.Who's in charge in Iran right now. America's been talking about this all morning, the chain of command. Who's in charge.Well, it's too true that the regime, which still has control over the population. But, you know, you see statements coming out. The minister of foreign Affairs is ...

We want to make sure that Iran will not pose a threat not only against Israel but against the entire western civilization and specifically we have two main goals to eliminate the nuclear capabilities and to stop the production of ballistic missiles. And let me elaborate on that you know it's not only the nuclear weapons we all know about the uranium enrichment and about that they're getting very close to to put a bomb together but look at what they're doing with the ballistic missiles. They want they wanted ...