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(Ha'aretz) Jonathan Lis - Sources in Israel now believe that the parties will not return to the original Iran nuclear deal signed in 2015. Iran is expected to cross the technological threshold, which the 2015 agreement was meant to avert, by February. Israeli sources foresee either a blowup of the talks that would lead to a controlled crisis with Iran or an interim agreement. A U.S. official said last week, "I think the Iranians were surprised, two weeks ago, when they met what was truly a united diplomatic front, not only the E3 [Britain, France and Germany] but Russia and China." 2021-12-20 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Sees No Return to Original Iran Nuclear Deal
(Ha'aretz) Jonathan Lis - Sources in Israel now believe that the parties will not return to the original Iran nuclear deal signed in 2015. Iran is expected to cross the technological threshold, which the 2015 agreement was meant to avert, by February. Israeli sources foresee either a blowup of the talks that would lead to a controlled crisis with Iran or an interim agreement. A U.S. official said last week, "I think the Iranians were surprised, two weeks ago, when they met what was truly a united diplomatic front, not only the E3 [Britain, France and Germany] but Russia and China." 2021-12-20 00:00:00Full Article
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