Zionist Security Cabinet United in Opposition to Iran Deal

"Israel's" security cabinet is united in its opposition to the framework deal reached between world powers and Iran, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said in a statement issued following a special meeting said.

Netanyahu, who earlier spoke by phone with US President Barack Obama, voiced "Israel's" strong opposition to the framework agreement reached between Iran and world powers, which Netanyahu said poses a grave danger to the Zionist government.

"A deal based on this framework would threaten the survival of "Israel"," Netanyahu said, slamming Iran for its regional activities.

In response to the deal, Netanyahu would hold talks with the Security Cabinet, which included ministers, as well as senior officials from "Israel's" security services. "The prime minister will hold security consultations," an aide said, without providing details.

According to Netanyahu, "This deal would legitimize Iran's nuclear program, bolsters Iran's economy..." Netanyahu said in a statement regarding his phone call with Obama.

Although a peaceful nuclear agreement had been reached, the Zionist entity became more restless and feared the growing power of Iran. He considered a nuclear-capable Iran would be a threat to "Israel's" very existence, given the Iranian leaders' calls for the destruction of the Jewish government.

However, President Barack Obama who was speaking at the White House called it a "good deal" that would address concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif called it a "win-win outcome."

Yoel Guzansky, a former Iran analyst in the Zionist prime minister's office and a research fellow at the "Israeli" think tank in Tel Aviv, said Thursday's announcement was a game changer.

The deal started a process "where Iran will stop being a pariah state," he said. ""Israel" will need to see how to inspect Iran on its own, and not rely on the international community."

Britain, Germany, France and Italy - all key European allies and all directly or indirectly involved in the negotiations in Switzerland - welcomed the peaceful nuclear deal.

Source: Ynet, Edited by website team