Iran Deal, UFC Event At White House, Trump Heads To G7

President Trump said he'll sign a deal with Iran, and this time, Iran confirmed it. It's set to be signed Friday in Switzerland. Israel was left out. So what do they think of the agreement with their longtime enemy? I'm Steve Inskeep with a Martinez, and this is up first from NPR News. On his eightieth birthday, the president did not celebrate the Iran deal by jumping on top of the fence at a UFC match at the White House, but some of the fighters did as the president looked on. Omar Eliasson analyzes the politics of a Paramount plus TV program on the White House lawn. And right after the fight, the president headed to France for the g seven summit. How might they help with the aftermath of the war in Iran? Stay with us. We've got 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 the summer. Thrive. Visit betterhelp.com/npr. Support for this podcast and the following message come from strawberry.me. Be honest. Are you happy with your job? Are you stuck in a job you've outgrown or never wanted in the first place? Are your reasons for staying really just excuses for not leaving? Let a career coach from strawberry.me help you get unstuck. Discover the benefits of having a dedicated career coach in your corner and get 50% off your first coaching session at strawberry.me/npr. This message comes from NPR sponsor, Carvana. Carvana believes selling your car should be refreshingly simple. Enter your license plate or VIN, get a real offer down to the penny, and schedule a pickup on your time. No surprises. Sell your car today at carvana.com. Pickup fees may apply. The United States and Iran say they are ready to stop their nearly four month war. The president started the war by saying a US bombing campaign would set up Iran's people to overthrow their government. That government is still in power, and Trump now makes an agreement with it. In recent weeks, reports of the terms have included payments to Iran to stop the fighting, although the actual terms are unknown. It is thought to be a temporary deal to end the shooting and return to negotiating the hard issues, including the status of Iran's nuclear program. NPR's Carrie Khan joins us now from Tel Aviv. So, Carrie, president Trump announced this final agreement on his social media platform posting Sunday evening. What do you have to say? He portrayed it as a victory for The US and that once …