Big Questions About US-Iran Deal, Trump Wraps G7 Summit, Georgia Primary Results

The US and Iran are expected to sign a deal this Friday, but very few have actually seen what's in it. Big questions remain over billions in frozen Iranian funds and the continued Israeli occupation and attacks in Lebanon. Israel has to see the agreement and was turned down. I mean, Martinez, that's Leila Fadel, and this is up first from NPR News. President Trump wraps up three days at the g seven summit in France today. He says Iran is in the rear view, but Israel is hurting his efforts for peace. I've had a great relationship with Bibi, but now Bibi has to, be more responsible with respect to Lebanon. He wants to focus on ending the war in Ukraine. And a candidate backed by president Trump won the Republican nomination for Georgia's senate seat, but his pick for governor lost to a billionaire who spent more than a $100,000,000 of his own money. Stay with us. We have the news you need to start your day. This message comes from BetterHelp. Summer can feel like a sprint. Kids' home, trips to plan, routines flipped upside down. It's easy to slip into survival mode just trying to get through it. Then suddenly, it's over, and you're wishing you enjoyed the days just a little bit more. Therapy can help you slow down and actually be present for the moments that matter. With BetterHelp, you can connect with a licensed therapist from anywhere on your schedule. Don't just survive this summer. Thrive. Visit betterhelp.com/npr. This message comes from Capital One with the VentureX card. Earn unlimited double miles, a $300 annual Capital One travel credit, and access to airport lounges. Capital One. What's in your wallet? Terms apply. Details at capital1.com. This message comes from Odoo. If you are currently overpaying on software to run your business, remember this number, 10,000. That's the number of new businesses that join Odoo per month. Join Odoo today at odoo.com. That's o d o o dot com. Vice president JD Vance is headed to Switzerland this Friday to sign a tentative deal to end the war with Iran. But the details are still unknown even to Israel, America's partner in this war. So while the two went into this war together, how to end it is driving a wedge between them. Joining us to discuss this and more is NPR international correspondent, Aya Batraoui, who is in Cairo. Good morning. Good morning, Leila. So this agreement is being signed on Friday, and, Aya, I feel like I've been asking this since we first reported on it at the beginning of the week. Is there any more clarity on what is actually being agreed to here? Mhmm. Yeah. I mean, well, Iran is giving some indications of what this really centers on, and it's three main points. They say the first is ending the war. The second is that Iran would open the Strait Of Hormuz again for commercial shipping. And the third …