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’Israel’ Worried over Iranian Talks Outcome


’Israel’ Worried over Iranian Talks Outcome
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In the light of "Israeli" PM Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming speech in the US, Zionist opinions had risen as to where he should deliver his speech in an attempt to affect the US talks with Iran over its peaceful nuclear program.


’Israel’ Worried over Iranian Talks Outcome

It was imperative among "Israeli" media that the headlines announcing the progress made in the nuclear talks in Vienna between Iran and the world powers originate in Tehran.
 
According to the report, for a while now, the talks in Vienna were no longer about stopping the Iranian nuclear ability.

Furthermore, "Israeli" officials were attempting to create a particularly pessimistic picture, as if an agreement was about to be signed between Iran and the US, and that was taking over the public agenda on the eve of the elections and serving Netanyahu's need to travel to Washington to address the Congress.

Amidst this turmoil, "Israelis" suggested that if Netanyahu really wanted to influence the outcome of the nuclear talks, he shouldn't travel to Washington but to Paris and London, and deliver his address there; unless he has a different consideration.

Hence, an impairment of relations between the US and "Israel" was obvious.

Based on the report, the American president ,Barack Obama, who had his own political reasons, was making a huge effort to convince the Iranians to sign - sending them messages, letters and messengers and getting into an argument with the Congress.
But in accordance to Zionist views, Obama was actually causing his own failure. He wanted the goods so much that he had already put all the cards on the table, while the Iranians were still holding the cards close to their chest.

Nevertheless, two months before the scheduled date for signing an agreement - the Iranians have hardly budged while the Americans have reached the limit of concessions. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani left the following instruction to his negotiations team: "Iran will not give up any ability it has already acquired. It will not dismantle any centrifuges".

Afraid "Israel" is also worried that "it's not Netanyahu's outcry that was stopping Obama from taking the last step towards the Iranians. England, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States, and especially France, were unhappy with the agreement that was taking shape. As long as he failed to create a consensus with his partners, he could not present the agreement to the American people."

Source: Ynet, Edited by website team

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