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(Times of Israel) Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz told Army Radio on Sunday that a "dialogue with the new administration" was needed to ensure Biden does not reenter the 2015 Iran nuclear pact under its previous terms. He said Israel's goal should be to see Iran's nuclear program "dismantled" and not "frozen" in place. On Saturday night, Israeli media reported that the Prime Minister's Office was seeking to convey that Israel can work well with Biden, and that they hope Biden will continue to push Arab countries to normalize relations with Israel and to stand up to Iran.2020-11-09 00:00:00Full Article
Israeli Minister Urges Dialogue So Biden Won't Rejoin Iran Deal without Changes
(Times of Israel) Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz told Army Radio on Sunday that a "dialogue with the new administration" was needed to ensure Biden does not reenter the 2015 Iran nuclear pact under its previous terms. He said Israel's goal should be to see Iran's nuclear program "dismantled" and not "frozen" in place. On Saturday night, Israeli media reported that the Prime Minister's Office was seeking to convey that Israel can work well with Biden, and that they hope Biden will continue to push Arab countries to normalize relations with Israel and to stand up to Iran.2020-11-09 00:00:00Full Article
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