Iran Foreign Minister Calls Netanyahu ‘Desperate’
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AP – Iran’s foreign minister said Tuesday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has become desperate after the Islamic Republic agreed last month to cap its nuclear program in return for easing Western sanctions.
A report by the semi-official ISNA news agency quotes Mohammad Javad Zarif as saying Netanyahu had deceived the world for a long time but “he is desperate now and he does not know what to do.”
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