New Mossad Chief Says Iran Still Central Threat for Israel — Because of Nuclear Deal
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A nuclear power plant outside of Tehran. Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen said Iran remains a central threat for Israel. Photo: Wikipedia.
New Mossad chief Yossi Cohen declared on Wednesday that Iran was still a central threat for Israel, saying that “despite the nuclear agreement — and in my opinion because of it — the threat has become more significant.”
Cohen took over Israel’s national intelligence agency on Wednesday, replacing Tamir Pardo.
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