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(Washington Post) Janine Zacharia - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed hope Monday that U.S. diplomatic cables revealing that several Arab states share his country's concern about Iran's nuclear weapons program could build momentum for tougher international action. "More and more states, governments and leaders in the Middle East and the wider region and the world believe this is the fundamental threat," Netanyahu said. Regional leaders say the "greatest threat is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict," Netanyahu said. "But in reality, leaders understand that this narrative is bankrupt." 2010-11-30 10:07:29Full Article
Netanyahu: WikiLeaks Show Arab States Share Israeli Concerns about Iran's Nuclear Program
(Washington Post) Janine Zacharia - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed hope Monday that U.S. diplomatic cables revealing that several Arab states share his country's concern about Iran's nuclear weapons program could build momentum for tougher international action. "More and more states, governments and leaders in the Middle East and the wider region and the world believe this is the fundamental threat," Netanyahu said. Regional leaders say the "greatest threat is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict," Netanyahu said. "But in reality, leaders understand that this narrative is bankrupt." 2010-11-30 10:07:29Full Article
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