After Obama Query, Netanyahu Repeats ‘Alternative’ to ‘Bad’ Iran Nuke Deal
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by News Editor
Iran can’t afford to walk away from the negotiating table, so the six world powers have leverage to push for a good deal that would halt Iran’s nuclear weapons program, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday in a statement he released to the press.
“Iran needs a deal more than anyone. Instead of making dangerous concessions to Iran, now is the time for the international community to reassert and fortify its original demands for a better deal,” Netanyahu said.
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