Western officials and experts described the memorandum aimed at ending the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran as a document riddled with diplomatic loopholes. It sets out vague pledges to “undertake” steps toward lasting peace, a tight two‑month timeline to resolve issues that have long vexed negotiators, and calls for an unspecified “mechanism” to enforce the terms of any final agreement.
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