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Can Joe Biden still lift sanctions on Iran after the bloodshed in Israel?
Republicans say Iranian backing for Hamas should put a halt to efforts to restart the controversial nuclear deal with Tehran
22 May 2021 • 8:00am
Supporters of Israel protest in New York City s Times Square
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Joe Biden s hopes of reviving the Iran nuclear deal face mounting opposition in the wake of violence in Gaza as Republicans demanded no relaxation of sanctions on Tehran due to its support for Hamas.
Indirect negotiations between the US and Iran have been going on in Vienna since early April with European diplomats acting as intermediaries.
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