Jerusalem – Netanyahu Says Better Iran Deal Still Possible

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    FILE -  Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gestures as he addresses the Jewish Agency Assembly in Tel Aviv, Israel June 22, 2015. REUTERS/Baz RatnerJerusalem – Israel’s prime minister says world powers can still insist on a better deal with Iran over its nuclear program as the negotiators’ self-imposed deadline rapidly approaches.

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    Benjamin Netanyahu told a graduating class of pilots Thursday that “it is still not too late to insist on a good deal.”

    Iran and six world powers are racing to meet a June 30 deadline for a deal that would limit Tehran’s nuclear activities in exchange for lifting sanctions.

    Netanyahu has dubbed it a “bad deal,” saying it would leave Iran with the ability to rapidly obtain nuclear weapons. Israel views a nuclear-armed Iran as its greatest potential threat.

    Iran insists its nuclear program is for purely peaceful purposes.


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