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Afraid Netanyahu to US: Iran is Your Enemy
Local Editor
"Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Iran is "an enemy of America" and "not a partner," warning the United States that Tehran cannot be relied on to fight the "ISIL" and should not retain a nuclear program.
The "Israeli" premier expressed his concern that the world powers negotiating with Iran this week will reach an agreement to remove sanctions against the country and allow it to become a "threshold nuclear power."
"Some people have suggested Iran can help America solve the problem of the Middle East, but Iran is not part of the solution, it's a huge part of the problem," he said. "The "ISIL" is not a partner of America. It's an enemy of America and it should be treated as an enemy."
"The worst thing that can happen now is for the international community to agree to a deal that leaves Iran as a threshold nuclear power and removes the sanctions."
This comes as Iran insists its nuclear activities are for producing energy and medical research.
On Monday, Netanyahu sent letters to all members of the P5+1 bloc, urging them not to sign an agreement that does not go far enough in denying Iran the capability to make nuclear weapons. A point he reiterated in his speech.
"Instead of holding firm and demanding Iran dismantle its [nuclear] program, the international community is reportedly...willing to leave Iran's nuclear program largely intact. They hope to rely on intelligence and inspectors to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. I believe this would be a bad deal, and a huge mistake," he said.
"We must recognize the limitations of our own intelligence gathering capabilities. Remember, for years "Israel" and the USA intelligence failed to discover Iran's secret enrichment facilities. Given that record there is no reason to believe our intelligence record will be perfect in the future," Netanyahu continued.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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