Israel, Amid Reports of an Imminent American Pact With Iran, Issues a Stern Warning About the Dangers of a Deal

White House denies reports of a pact even while extolling the virtues of diplomacy with the Islamist regime in Tehran.

Abir Sultan/pool via AP, file
The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, attends a weekly cabinet meeting at the prime minister's office at Jerusalem, March 19, 2023. Abir Sultan/pool via AP, file

Amid reports that an imminent American-Iranian agreement that would remove sanctions and allow the Islamic Republic to essentially be a threshold nuclear power, Israel is voicing growing alarm about President Biden’s drive for a diplomatic deal. 

The White House is denying the growing reports that a pact may be struck between American and Iran related to uranium enrichment. Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, isn’t buying it, and is speaking out in what amounts to a stern tone of voice.

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