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(Times of Israel) Ehud Ya'ari, Middle East analyst for Israel's Channel 2 News, on Saturday highlighted areas of discrepancy between American and Iranian accounts of what the Iran framework agreement actually entails. The American parameters provide for restrictions on enrichment for 15 years, while the Iranian fact sheet speaks of 10 years. The U.S. says that Iran has agreed to surprise inspections, while the Iranians say that such consent is only temporary. Contrary to the U.S. account, Iran is making clear that its stockpile of already enriched uranium - "enough for seven bombs" if sufficiently enriched - will not be shipped out of the country.2015-04-06 00:00:00Full Article
Israeli Expert: "Very Serious Gaps" at the Heart of the Iran Framework Accord
(Times of Israel) Ehud Ya'ari, Middle East analyst for Israel's Channel 2 News, on Saturday highlighted areas of discrepancy between American and Iranian accounts of what the Iran framework agreement actually entails. The American parameters provide for restrictions on enrichment for 15 years, while the Iranian fact sheet speaks of 10 years. The U.S. says that Iran has agreed to surprise inspections, while the Iranians say that such consent is only temporary. Contrary to the U.S. account, Iran is making clear that its stockpile of already enriched uranium - "enough for seven bombs" if sufficiently enriched - will not be shipped out of the country.2015-04-06 00:00:00Full Article
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