Iran deal to open Strait of Hormuz could take days or longer — if any

• • Negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz through a managed corridor could take a week or fail entirely.


• • President Trump may walk away if Tehran refuses to meet specific American terms.


• • Iran is considering plans to restrict transit for U.S. and Israeli assets.

Context
The Strait of Hormuz is a critical global energy chokepoint that has faced repeated disruptions and violence. Previous attempts at stability through memorandums have failed to prevent ongoing maritime hostilities.

Christian Perspective
The instability in the Middle East reflects a spiritual and geopolitical struggle against hostile regimes that reject Biblical order. Any deal must prioritize American security over the interests of globalist entities that seek to appease foreign powers. We must view these tensions through the lens of protecting our nation from those who actively seek to undermine Western stability.

Implications
A failure to secure the strait could lead to energy shortages that harm the American economy and the ability of Christian families to thrive. Maintaining strength in this region is essential to preventing the economic decadence that weakens a nation. Protecting our energy independence is a prerequisite for maintaining a sovereign and godly society.

Broader Trends
This situation highlights the tension between the America First agenda and the failed liberal approach of endless entanglement. It also demonstrates the ongoing hostility from foreign actors toward the alliance between the U.S. and Israel. The struggle for control over vital resources is a recurring theme in the fight against globalist manipulation.

Takeaway
Trump must maintain a position of strength and refuse to accept any terms that compromise American sovereignty. We should support decisive leadership that prioritizes the prosperity and security of the American people above all else. True peace is