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Deputy foreign minister Danny Ayalon. Photo: Shahar Azran.
Fox News/AP – Israel’s deputy foreign minister says the nuclear talks between Iran and Western powers in Istanbul last week may have been a stalling tactic by Tehran.
Danny Ayalon, of the hawkish Israel Beitenu Party, is cautioning against “falling into the trap of a good atmosphere.”
He says the lapse of nearly a year and a half since a previous summit failed was “wasted” time.
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