Iran Deal on the Knife's Edge as Israeli Beirut Strike Kills Three

U.S. President Trump said on Sunday that a ceasefire-and-nuclear agreement with Iran could be signed 'today,' with the U.S. Ambassador to the UN expressing confidence in same-day signing. However, Israeli forces struck what the IDF described as a Hezbollah command center in Beirut's southern suburbs, killing at least three people and wounding 15, according to the Middle East Eye. Tehran's top nuclear negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated the attack demonstrated the U.S. 'has no will to fulfill its commitments,' threatening to rupture negotiations. Trump publicly condemned the Israeli strike, stating it 'should not have happened' and warned all parties not to 'blow it,' while asserting the deal includes Lebanon. Qatari mediators were reported traveling to Tehran for final touches on the agreement, per NewsNation/AP.