
Screenshot of Iran Foreign Minister Javad Zarif's Facebook profile
Thousands of Iranians poured comments of praise on the Facebook page of Iran's Foreign Minister, Javad Zarif today, thanking him for brokering a nuclear deal.
Finally, after ten years of negotiation, Iran and world powers came to a temporary agreement on the Iranian nuclear program on Sunday, November 23, 2013. The six month agreement rolls back Iran's ability to work towards a nuclear bomb, while economic sanctions will be eased.

Representatives of Iran and 5+1 after striking a deal. on Sunday, November 24, 2013. Source: Irna
Online, opinions about the deal vary too. And many Iranians did not forget their sense of humor in reactions.
Among those praising the deal, Solmaz Naeemi wrote to the Foreign Minister on Facebook [fa]: “You said either we win or lose together. We won together.” Saffiye Noura said [fa]: “This news [nuclear deal] is no less important than the liberation of Khormashar [an occupied city during the Iran-Iraq war, liberated by Iranians].”
Persain Banoo considers that the enemies of the Islamic Republic must be desperate now. She tweeted:
I am sure @netanyahu & MEK cult leader Maryam Rajavi have been crying on each others shoulders since the #Geneva agreement was signed #Iran
— Persian Banoo (@persianbanoo) November 24, 2013
Behzad Parsa tweeted [fa] with irony:
با #اورانیوم 5% #سیگارت هم نمیشه ساخت چه برسه به #بمب #هسته ای … :))) #ژنو #ایران
— Behzad Parsa (@BehzadParsa7) November 24, 2013
With 5% enriched uranium we can not even light a cigarette, let alone make a nuclear bomb.
Also Saleh has doubts that a nuclear agreement can improve people's lives and tweeted [fa]:
توافقنامه ی #هسته ای چه امتیازی می تواند برای مردم ایران داشته باشد؟ مگر قبل از تحریم ها وضعیت اقتصادی به چه گونه بود؟!
— Aso Saleh (@asosaleh) November 24, 2013
What advantage is there in this agreement for Iranians? [Remember] how the economic situation was before sanctions.
Also skeptically, the blogger Shahinsahr politik, says [fa]:
What will you [Islamic Republic] do with the disagreements with the Iranian people… Do you think with this [nuclear] agreement, people will forget the regime's crimes and their demands?