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(Prime Minister's Office) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told visiting Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias on Monday: "Today we face the possibility that a deal will be signed with Iran, which is the foremost state-sponsor of terrorism in the world.... Every day, more concessions are made and every day the deal becomes worse and worse. I could say that what we see in Vienna is not a breakthrough, but more like a breakdown, a breakdown of the principles that the P5+1 committed itself to uphold." "This deal will pave Iran's path to a nuclear arsenal. It will give them a jackpot of hundreds of billions of dollars with which to continue to fund their aggression and terror....When you have such a bad deal that resembles more and more the deal with North Korea, the conclusion is simple....Better no deal than this very bad deal." 2015-07-07 00:00:00Full Article
Netanyahu: "Breakdown," Not "Breakthrough," at Iran Nuclear Talks
(Prime Minister's Office) Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told visiting Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias on Monday: "Today we face the possibility that a deal will be signed with Iran, which is the foremost state-sponsor of terrorism in the world.... Every day, more concessions are made and every day the deal becomes worse and worse. I could say that what we see in Vienna is not a breakthrough, but more like a breakdown, a breakdown of the principles that the P5+1 committed itself to uphold." "This deal will pave Iran's path to a nuclear arsenal. It will give them a jackpot of hundreds of billions of dollars with which to continue to fund their aggression and terror....When you have such a bad deal that resembles more and more the deal with North Korea, the conclusion is simple....Better no deal than this very bad deal." 2015-07-07 00:00:00Full Article
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