Netanyahu: P5+1 Has Weakened Demands on Iran
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JPost – Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel and the P5+1 countries are operating for the common good against Iran’s nuclear program but expressed concern that the P5+1 has decreased and weakened demands made in the previous rounds of negotiations.
Netanayhu made the comments during a meeting in Jerusalem with a group of Anti-Defamation League Regional Board Chairs from around the US led by National Chair Robert G. Sugarman and National Director Abraham H. Foxman.
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