International Joe Biden is expected to shift back to a more "conventional" US stance and re-engage with Iran

Yeah, let's see how this won't fuck up anything. Great job.
 
Delivery for Iran here. It appears to be one package of conventional policies from Joe Biden.

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Are you kidding? When was the last time the ME was this peaceful for 4 years?

Certainly not under Obama
Define peaceful. Yemen. Syria. Almost war with Iran that was effectively resolved through luck. Not exactly peaceful. And at any rate, you dodged the question. Why are you so eager for sanctions? Where's the evidence of their efficacy historically?
 
Mossad, "That's a nice new President you have there. Be a shame if something...happened to him";)
 
Problem with re-engaging Iran is that it provokes Israel and Saudi Arabia. Justifiably or not, they begin to feel prompted to act individually against Iran's interests, which ultimately causes more damage to the region's stability, than by having the United States absorb all the impact of such decisions.

The U.S. ought to have some sort of a plan in place to avoid the adverse consequences of Israeli/Saudi insecurity.

Not apologizing for those states or their mind-set, but it's just a matter of fact that they'll take matters into their own hands, if America starts making deals with Iran. Attempts at sabotage, funding insurrections, and taking the other state's citizens as hostages, will be inevitable. Anything to gain an advantage in a situation which is no longer clearly a matter of "Israel/Saudis good, Iran bad".
 
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