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Iran Nuclear Deal Tensions Leaking Out From Behind Closed Doors

The latest open sign of friction is Blinken’s apparent snub of the Israeli national security adviser during a Washington visit.

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Iran's national flag. 'The Iranian navy did make attempts to seize commercial tankers lawfully transiting international waters,' the spokesman for the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet, Commander Tim Hawkins, said. AP/Vahid Salemi, file
BENNY AVNI
BENNY AVNI

Prime Minister Lapid has vowed to keep under wraps his opposition to President Biden’s desire to renew the 2015 Iran deal. Yet public disagreements keep popping up — including today’s apparent snub of the Israeli national security adviser, who is in Washington to detail Jerusalem’s concerns. 

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BENNY AVNI
BENNY AVNI

Benny Avni is a columnist who has published in the New York Post, WSJOpinion, The Daily Beast, Newsweek, Israel Radio, Ha’Aretz, and others. Once New York Sun, always New York Sun.

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