Why would Biden delist Iranian terror group?

Breitbart:

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Sunday said Israel was “concerned” over the prospect of the U.S. removing Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) from the terror list amid a renewed nuclear deal with Iran.

“I hope the U.S. will hear concerned voices in the region, from Israel and others, on this issue,” he said.

Earlier in the day he said, “The idea that this organization will be removed from the terrorist list, from the FTO, is very disturbing and not just to us. We are still hoping and working toward preventing this from happening.”

The Islamic Republic has demanded the IRGC be delisted from the U.S. Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTO) as part of its terms for the deal.
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It is not clear to me why Biden even wants a deal with Iran's genocidal religious bigots.  One of the problems with blogging about Biden is that it is sometimes hard to describe his actions as anything other than insane or stupid.  The Obama Iran deal was terrible and Biden's is even worse.  It endangers Israel and most of the Middle East all of which oppose it.  No wonder the Middle East countries will not return Biden's calls.

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