Netanyahu: Deal must ‘significantly’ curb Iran nuke program

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April 2, 2015

Prime minister tweets concerns as deal announced in Lausanne

Times of Israel

Israeli leaders on Thursday voiced concerns about the announced deal between Iran and world powers, demanding that it “significantly” roll back the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program and vowing to fight the agreement before it is finalized in the coming month.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been a leading critic of the nuclear talks, which aim to curb Iran’s suspect nuclear program. After days of negotiations, U.S.-led world powers and Iran held a press conference in Lausanne, Switzerland, announcing the outlines of the deal reached.

Netanyahu has said he believes the deal, which must be finalized in the coming months, will leave too much of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure intact. Israel, like many other nations, believes Iran is trying to develop a nuclear weapon.

“Any deal must significantly roll back Iran’s nuclear capabilities and stop its terrorism and aggression,” Netanyahu said on Twitter, minutes before the announcement from Lausanne.

Netanyahu has said he believes that the deal will leave Iran just months away from the point where it could make a nuclear bomb. He has also pointed to Iran’s support for Islamic militants across the region and its development of long-range missiles as cause for concern.

Israel’s Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz, who oversees the monitoring of the nuclear program, said the deal was “disconnected from the sad reality” of the region.

Following Thursday’s announcement, Iran and the world powers are expected to work out the details of a final deal by the end of June.

“Since the declaration is far from being a real agreement, we will continue in our efforts to explain and persuade the world in the hope of preventing a bad agreement, or at least to insert corrections and improvements,” Steinitz said.

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the avatar says:

April 2, 2015 at 9:37 pm

palestine wont be liberated with nukes dropped on the jews heads; it will be liberated with bayonets. you will see
Touchedthesky says:

April 2, 2015 at 10:11 pm

Everyone should be confronting the Satanists with this now,

If Iran really wanted to “wipe Israel off the map”, why would they waste their time, money and resources for uranium enrichment when all they need is a Cobalt Bomb?

Besides, why should Iran, who has not attacked anyone for over 200 years, not be allowed to have nuclear weapons to deter the constant threats from a belligerent and lawless nuclear armed Israel, the biggest nuclear threat and hypocrite on this planet???

If the US, the only Israel-Occupied country that is insane enough to actually use nuclear weapons on Non-combative civilians, “justifies” its costly nuclear arsenal on the claim that it deters aggression, then why the hell Is Iran not entitled to deter Israel’s daily belligerent aggressions???

The satire “media” monopoly is not funny anymore. All of them fail to mention that Israel is the one wiping Palestine off the map!

The time has come for the abolishment, prosecutions, and sentencing of ALL “dual Israeli” foreign agents in OUR country’s hall of legislative governments, state, federal and media, and ensure their grotesque treasonous abuses never occur again.

I omitted expulsions because the past two thousand years have proven that expulsions never work with these lying parasite Satanists.

The Symington Amendment is a federal law that forbids providing money, weapons, and aid to ANY foreign country with nuclear weapons, including “Israel”. The Symington Amendment to the United States Constitution clearly states that to provide Money and Weapons to ANY foreign country that possesses nuclear weapons is a CAPITAL CRIME OF HIGH TREASON.

If the real Hitler’s NSDAP were here today, they would be wondering why we allowed their brazen lies and filth to get this far out of control, and why the Mass Arrests haven’t started yet? When Germany had the same problem with the same ‘Baal’ worshiping liars, one of the first things they did was to commandeer the media from the communist spies and begin the Mass Arrests.
the avatar says:

April 3, 2015 at 12:51 am

Touchedthesky
“Besides, why should Iran, who has not attacked anyone for over 200 years, not be allowed to have nuclear weapons to deter the constant threats from a belligerent and lawless nuclear armed Israel, the biggest nuclear threat and hypocrite on this planet???”
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because they have the power?

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Netanyahu: Deal must ‘significantly’ curb Iran nuke program

Bytut editor

Prime minister tweets concerns as deal announced in Lausanne

Times of Israel

Israeli leaders on Thursday voiced concerns about the announced deal between Iran and world powers, demanding that it “significantly” roll back the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program and vowing to fight the agreement before it is finalized in the coming month.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been a leading critic of the nuclear talks, which aim to curb Iran’s suspect nuclear program. After days of negotiations, U.S.-led world powers and Iran held a press conference in Lausanne, Switzerland, announcing the outlines of the deal reached.

Netanyahu has said he believes the deal, which must be finalized in the coming months, will leave too much of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure intact. Israel, like many other nations, believes Iran is trying to develop a nuclear weapon.

“Any deal must significantly roll back Iran’s nuclear capabilities and stop its terrorism and aggression,” Netanyahu said on Twitter, minutes before the announcement from Lausanne.

Netanyahu has said he believes that the deal will leave Iran just months away from the point where it could make a nuclear bomb. He has also pointed to Iran’s support for Islamic militants across the region and its development of long-range missiles as cause for concern.

Israel’s Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz, who oversees the monitoring of the nuclear program, said the deal was “disconnected from the sad reality” of the region.

Following Thursday’s announcement, Iran and the world powers are expected to work out the details of a final deal by the end of June.

“Since the declaration is far from being a real agreement, we will continue in our efforts to explain and persuade the world in the hope of preventing a bad agreement, or at least to insert corrections and improvements,” Steinitz said.

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Netanyahu: Deal must ‘significantly’ curb Iran nuke program

Bytut editor

Prime minister tweets concerns as deal announced in Lausanne

Times of Israel

Israeli leaders on Thursday voiced concerns about the announced deal between Iran and world powers, demanding that it “significantly” roll back the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program and vowing to fight the agreement before it is finalized in the coming month.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been a leading critic of the nuclear talks, which aim to curb Iran’s suspect nuclear program. After days of negotiations, U.S.-led world powers and Iran held a press conference in Lausanne, Switzerland, announcing the outlines of the deal reached.

Netanyahu has said he believes the deal, which must be finalized in the coming months, will leave too much of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure intact. Israel, like many other nations, believes Iran is trying to develop a nuclear weapon.

“Any deal must significantly roll back Iran’s nuclear capabilities and stop its terrorism and aggression,” Netanyahu said on Twitter, minutes before the announcement from Lausanne.

Netanyahu has said he believes that the deal will leave Iran just months away from the point where it could make a nuclear bomb. He has also pointed to Iran’s support for Islamic militants across the region and its development of long-range missiles as cause for concern.

Israel’s Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz, who oversees the monitoring of the nuclear program, said the deal was “disconnected from the sad reality” of the region.

Following Thursday’s announcement, Iran and the world powers are expected to work out the details of a final deal by the end of June.

“Since the declaration is far from being a real agreement, we will continue in our efforts to explain and persuade the world in the hope of preventing a bad agreement, or at least to insert corrections and improvements,” Steinitz said.

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