President Donald Trump expressed a desire to reach a deal now, according to a brief statement reported by Israeli journalist Barak Betesh (i24NEWS). The remark, attributed to the US president, does not specify the deal or the parties involved.
President Donald Trump said 'I would like to reach a deal now,' according to a report by Israeli journalist Barak Betesh (i24NEWS) at 15:58 Jerusalem time. The one-line statement does not specify which deal — the remark follows weeks of Trump's comments about the Iran nuclear talks and a possible broader ceasefire in the region. As The Zioneer reported over the past days (BACKGROUND items), Trump has oscillated between urging a deal 'now,' warning that Iran had a 'chance to sign a deal and survive,' and stating that 'both Israel and Iran want an immediate ceasefire.' The current remark is the most concise in the sequence: it expresses personal preference rather than a deadline or ultimatum, and it attributes no party by name.
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