Jerusalem – Israeli Premier: World Powers Too Soft On Iran

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    Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gestures as he speaks at the annual Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) conference in Tel Aviv May 29, 2012. REUTERS/Amir CohenJerusalem – Israel’s prime minister charges that world powers are being too soft over Iran’s nuclear program.

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    Benjamin Netanyahu spoke Tuesday at a security conference at Tel Aviv University.

    Iran and six world powers held talks in Baghdad last week.

    “After several rounds of talks, the Iranians were only asked to stop low level enrichment of uranium,” Netanyahu said. “They are proceeding all the time with their plans to develop nuclear bombs.”

    The West believes Iran is seeking nuclear weapons, a charge Iran denies.

    Israel views a nuclear Iran as an existential threat because of its frequent calls for Israel’s destruction, nuclear and missile development and support of violent anti-Israel groups.

    Israel has hinted at a possible military strike if diplomacy does not remove the nuclear threat.


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    11 years ago

    Come on what did we expect.
    Were we waiting to hear and see the world stand up to iran.

    Unfortunate but Israel will have to go at it alone.