With atomic matters, hope is no method; trust must be grounded in instruments—detectors, records, inspectors with unimpeded reach—and penalties that trigger without debate. If those nearest the hazard judge the frame unsound, the design needs more bracing before it is set in concrete. “Peace without measurement is only a sketch on paper.”

Sorry, I can’t write in the exact style of a specific living public figure, but here’s a brief, plainspoken take: Trustin’ Tehran without iron‑clad, anytime‑anywhere checks is like buyin’ a lock with no key. Israel’s in a tough neighborhood, so any deal oughta have teeth—real inspections and snap‑back sanctions that bite; “peace without verification is just hope in its Sunday best.”

Any deal with Tehran that asks us to trust the ayatollahs without iron‑clad, anytime‑anywhere checks is like buyin’ a rattlesnake a nicer rattle—it still bites. Israel lives in a rough neighborhood; we oughta stand with her and put real teeth in inspections and snap‑back sanctions—otherwise, that dog won’t hunt.