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’Israel’ Confesses: We’re Main Losers As Iranian Nuclear Talks Continue
Local Editor
The World powers extended talks with Iran over its nuclear program.
A news-piece that found its way to the front headlines, but its letters rocked the head of the Zionist entity's leadership.
According to "Israeli" Ynet daily, "given that the talks in Vienna on Monday did not bear fruit in the form of an agreement between the parties, but a declaration of principles or the extension of the talks instead, one can readily declare "Israel" the principal loser in this international campaign."
It further mentioned: "this loss is even more resounding when viewed on the backdrop of the tremendous effort and billions invested to signal to the international community that "Israel" may launch an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities if the agreement with Tehran does not meet the "Israeli" demands."
In parallel, the newspaper added: "the truth must be told: The Americans and the world powers no longer take Netanyahu into account. All that remains for the prime minister to do is to give interviews, to dispatch minister Yuval Steinitz to the scene, and "to follow and remain vigilant."
"... Back to "Israel": Netanyahu failed to convince the world powers to strip Iran of the tens of thousands of centrifuges and the nuclear fuel it has amassed with the help of North Korea. Unfortunately for "Israel", the Iranians have recognized that the United States and its partners to the talks are way too keen to reach an agreement, and are not willing to return home and admit failure."
Ynet, thus concluded: "In any event, the day will come when the findings of a state commission of inquiry or the publication of a study will note that during the term in office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Iran became a nuclear-threshold state needing only a few months to make a bomb."
Similarly, the "Times of "Israel"" wrote under the title, "With Iran secure as a threshold state, has "Israel" failed?":
"Except the P5+1 aren't even pushing for Iran to dismantle the program. And a terrible deal is not off the table. The negotiations the US, Britain, France, China, Russia and Germany have been conducting with Iran will continue and probably lead to an agreement. If not by July, then after that. This time the gaps couldn't be bridged, but the idea that a future deal will satisfy Netanyahu's declared requirements - the dismantling of Iran's entire set of military nuclear capabilities - is beyond improbable."
In other words, according to the daily, "Iran is currently a nuclear threshold state, three to six months away from having enough enriched uranium for a nuclear bomb, according to former "Israeli" Military Intelligence chief Amos Yadlin. After a deal is cut, Iran will still be a threshold state, perhaps one or two years away from the bomb, but with an international stamp of approval - and without the sanctions regime that has been crippling its economy."
"The bottom line is that Iran will remain a threshold state for the foreseeable future - either because talks will fall apart, because of further extensions, or because a deal will be made," it said.
Source: "Israeli" dailies, Edited by website team
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