On the table: Supporters of candidate Mohsen Rezai, looking up from the poster, work at his campaign center in Tehran on May 28. "I propose to put together a package of eight or nine topics that the U.S. and Iran would work toward. What is important is to just start the talks," he told the Los Angeles Times. The former head of the Revolutionary Guard has a more belligerent tone when it comes to Israel, however. "My government ... knows exactly where Israel's sensitive spots are. It could stop them forever with one strike," he said last month.