The proposed memorandum outlines a dual-track strategy: reopening the vital global oil transit artery while initiating long-term negotiations regarding Iran’s nuclear program. In exchange for compliance, the agreement provides for the release of frozen Iranian assets and potential financial reparations to Tehran. Despite the diplomatic momentum, the atmosphere on the ground is volatile, marked by persistent protests across Iran that challenge the legitimacy of the accord.
Israel maintains a rigid position, explicitly rejecting any constraints on its military autonomy regardless of the final terms. While Washington projects confidence in the Sunday signing, Tehran’s leadership continues to signal deep caution, leaving the ultimate durability of the agreement in question as regional powers balance immediate economic relief against long-standing security grievances.





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