An Iranian official said “one way” to win Americans detainees’ freedom is releasing Iranians from U.S. jails.
Many say AIPAC’s efforts were doomed to fail in the aftermath of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s combative speech to Congress in March.
Concerned citizens have put their names on a flurry of letters, both supporting and opposing the deal.
The question now is whether supporters of the deal can get enough votes in the Senate to filibuster attempts to scuttle the agreement with Iran.
Republican support for the nuclear agreement has eroded dramatically.
The letter by 195 former top military officers follows one last week that supported the nuclear agreement.
Government ministers and companies are rushing to Tehran as long-closed markets are set to reopen.
Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey is the second prominent Democrat to oppose the pact.
Jason Rezaian and his family are awaiting a verdict in his trial, which could come as early as Wednesday.
Diplomats from the countries that negotiated with Iran said that there is no chance of getting a better deal.
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