A US-Israel war against Iran, sparked by a "decapitation strike," shifted to economic warfare, with Iran controlling energy markets via Hormuz. A US-Iran MoU now aims to end hostilities and reopen the Strait. This agreement largely favors Iran, offering potential passage fees, access to frozen assets, and a $300 billion fund. Washington secured only Iran's pre-existing nuclear pledge. The author judges the MoU "stacked" in Iran's favor, stressing Tehran's need for maturity to ensure lasting peace with the US, despite this complex outcome.