Netanyahu Says Congress Speech Offered ‘Practical Alternative’ to Bad Iran Deal
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu believes he offered a "practical alternative" to the proposed Iranian nuclear deal during his address to Congress. Photo: YouTube screenshot.
US News/Associated Press – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday his speech to the U.S. Congress offered a “practical alternative” to a possible Iranian nuclear deal and that lawmakers now “understand better” why the deal is bad.
Netanyahu’s assertion came after President Barack Obama said the Israeli leader had offered no viable alternative to preventing Iran from getting nuclear weapons.
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