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Lindsey Graham says Iran deal could reopen Hormuz
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 16, 2026
What happened
Senator Lindsey Graham says he has changed his position on the Iran agreement after speaking with Witkoff. He said the deal would “open Hormuz” and that this is good.
- 01Graham said he changed his view on the Iran agreement.
- 02He said the shift followed a conversation with Witkoff.
- 03Graham said the deal would “open Hormuz.”
- 04He described that outcome as positive.
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