There is significant concern that Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons, which is seen as a destabilizing factor in the region.

Donald Trump is credited with preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, which proponents argue saved Israel and the Middle East from destruction.

Abandoning the JCPOA weakened verification and incentives for Iran's nuclear program, despite evidence that monitored limits constrained it.

There is a claim that Iran has the capability to build nuclear weapons, and that it should be allowed to do so if Israel possesses them.

Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities are seen as a threat to Europe, with missiles potentially reaching Copenhagen and London.

There is no evidence, including seismic data, that Iran possesses a nuclear bomb.

Claims that Donald Trump's actions were crucial in preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, thereby safeguarding Israel and the Middle East.

Asserts that Israel, not Iran, is the primary threat to peace and security in the Middle East, citing alleged invasions and nuclear capabilities.