This is how "well" the MOU is going: you need to bribe Iran to comply.

The post discusses the challenges of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Iran, implying that compliance may require financial incentives. It highlights the precarious nature of negotiations and the broader implications for regional stability, specifically how it affects Israel's security stance in the Middle East.

By suggesting that bribery is necessary for Iran's compliance, the post raises concerns about the effectiveness of diplomatic agreements with countries that pose a threat to Israel. The broader geopolitical context and Israel's interests are crucial to understanding the ramifications of such negotiations.