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(Wall Street Journal) Editorial - In his speech to Congress Tuesday, Mr. Netanyahu was both bipartisan and gracious to Mr. Obama for all he "has done for Israel," citing examples previously not publicly known. But the power of the speech was its systematic case against the looming nuclear deal. Point by point, he dismantled the emerging details and assumptions of what he called a "very bad deal." The heart of his critique concerned the nature of the Iranian regime as a terror sponsor of long-standing that has threatened to "annihilate" Israel and is bent on regional domination.2015-03-04 00:00:00Full Article
Netanyahu's Challenge: The Israeli Prime Minister Takes Apart the Looming Iran Deal
(Wall Street Journal) Editorial - In his speech to Congress Tuesday, Mr. Netanyahu was both bipartisan and gracious to Mr. Obama for all he "has done for Israel," citing examples previously not publicly known. But the power of the speech was its systematic case against the looming nuclear deal. Point by point, he dismantled the emerging details and assumptions of what he called a "very bad deal." The heart of his critique concerned the nature of the Iranian regime as a terror sponsor of long-standing that has threatened to "annihilate" Israel and is bent on regional domination.2015-03-04 00:00:00Full Article
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