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(Deutsche Welle-Germany) Alex Berry - Israeli Ambassador to Germany Jeremy Issacharoff expressed his government's skepticism over the new U.S. administration's plans to return to the Iran nuclear deal. "The nuclear deal, as it was drafted in 2015, has been shown to have gaps which need to be addressed. And clearly, the steps taken by the Iranian government to violently destabilize the Middle East in general, [to] continue their missile program, and violate the actual clear terms of the nuclear agreement provide us with no confidence that the agreement is working." 2020-12-07 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Has No Confidence Iran Deal Is Working
(Deutsche Welle-Germany) Alex Berry - Israeli Ambassador to Germany Jeremy Issacharoff expressed his government's skepticism over the new U.S. administration's plans to return to the Iran nuclear deal. "The nuclear deal, as it was drafted in 2015, has been shown to have gaps which need to be addressed. And clearly, the steps taken by the Iranian government to violently destabilize the Middle East in general, [to] continue their missile program, and violate the actual clear terms of the nuclear agreement provide us with no confidence that the agreement is working." 2020-12-07 00:00:00Full Article
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