Vienna – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu isn’t joining the chorus of congratulations over the implementation of the Iran nuclear deal. Far from it.
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Netanyahu’s office says in a statement that Iran has not given up its nuclear ambitions and is a destabilizing force in the Middle East, as well as a supporter of terrorism. The statement urges world powers to monitor Iran closely and respond harshly to any violation of its obligations.
And the statement vows Israel “will do everything necessary to protect its security and defend itself.”
When you’re close minded when you see only in front of your nose yes it looks like a good deal
Bibi: your over,,, No one is interest what you have to say, the deal went true if you like it or not, (Israel did more bad for Jews then Iran did, Jews in Iran lives in peace there they have more religious freedom there vs Isreal)
People never learn from history. You can’t make deals with terrorists or tyrants. Chamberlain tried. Even Stalin tried. Every succeeding generation thinks they’re smarter than the ones that came before and won’t make the same mistakes the prior ones did. And then they go out and make exactly the same mistakes.