Never Make a Deal With Terrorists: Netanyahu Says He Will Work With Trump to “Renegotiate” Iran Nuclear Deal
Netanyahu should have already taken out Iran’s nuclear program using the Israeli Air Force. Now he wants to help make a “deal”.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday reiterated his harsh criticism of last year’s international nuclear deal with Iran and said he would work with President-elect Donald Trump on fixing it, The Weekly Standard reported.
Netanyahu, during an address at the Brookings Institution’s annual Saban Forum in Washington, said “I oppose the deal because it doesn’t prevent Iran from getting nukes, it paves the way for Iran to get nuclear weapons. I look forward to speaking with [Trump] about what to do about this bad deal.”
Trump has called the deal, which was signed in July 2015 between Tehran and six world powers, led by the United States, as “the worst deal ever negotiated.”
The Jerusalem Post reports that Netanyahu is already planning for a visit to the White House after Trump invited him. The two last met in September during the prime minister’s trip to New York at the United Nations General Assembly.
