Kerry: Obama Would Prefer to Avoid Considering Military Action Against Iran
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JTA – Secretary of State John Kerry said President Obama would prefer to avoid considering military action against Iran, but Iran’s failure to seriously negotiate makes “confrontation more possible.”
Kerry, interviewed by ABC News in Doha, Qatar, during his first overseas trip in his new job, refused to discuss differences between the United States and Israel over “red lines” that could trigger a military strike.
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