SHOULD USA LIFT SANCTION AMID COVID-19 CRISIS IN IRAN ?

SHOULD USA LIFT SANCTION AMID COVID-19 CRISIS IN IRAN?

 I think yes.
because:
1) it's a humanitarian crisis.it is the best chance by which USA can show good gesture to the Iranian common people. USA can at least withdraw sanction for a limited period of time (eg. for 3 months period).everyone should realize that common people are dying every day who are least involved in politics).
2)it will increase the reputation of the USA all over the world.otherwise history will remember US as the villain who refuses to give water to a dying person. Ok, there will be time for fighting but not at the time of the deadly epidemic.
3)somebody will say everything is fair in love and war. now I will ask is USA in war with Iran? what benefit the USA can gain from this merciless sanctions.USA should learn from the Afghanistan war. after fighting all these years they are going with an empty hand.if they continue the same gesture, the result will be the same.
4) the last question is, what common USA citizen gaining from these sanctions imposed by their country?




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