Iran is not a normal nation you can make deals with. It’s a national security threat

For nearly half a century, American policymakers have debated how to negotiate with the Islamic Republic of Iran . The real question is whether Washington is still misdiagnosing the problem. Iran is not simply a diplomatic adversary but a regime whose strategy is built on terrorism, proxy warfare and hostility toward the United States. Why does Washington continue to treat the regime as a negotiating partner when decades of evidence suggest it is a national security threat? The answer lies in a