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Netanyahu Presses France Not to Weaken Stance in Iran Talks
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Jerusalem Post – Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu pressed France on Friday not to weaken in its stance toward Iran in upcoming talks on the Islamic state’s nuclear program, days before President Francois Hollande is due to visit Israel.
Iran has accused France of blocking agreement last week attalks between Tehran and six world powers in Geneva. Iran is seeking relief from international sanctions, while the six demand curbs in its nuclear activities, including enrichment of uranium.
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