Israel Isn't Joining The Chorus Of Congratulations Over Implementation Of Iran Nuclear Deal

[Purveyor]

Source: ASSOCIATED PRESS

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu isn't joining the chorus of congratulations over the implementation of the Iran nuclear deal. Far from it.

Netanyahu's office says in a statement that Iran has not given up its nuclear ambitions and is a destabilizing force in the Middle East, as well as a supporter of terrorism. The statement urges world powers to monitor Iran closely and respond harshly to any violation of its obligations.

And the statement vows Israel "will do everything necessary to protect its security and defend itself."

Read more: http://www.newser.com/article/9113cc1f94a840d1b069cb9dbd7424d3/israel-isnt-joining-the-chorus-of-congratulations-over-implementation-of-iran-nuclear-deal.html

[Chemisse]

1. And all that money spent on buying our Republican legislators.

Israel will probably just ask the U.S. for more 'allowance' money to cover their losses.

[bigdarryl]

2. Who gives a fuck what war mongering Isreal thinks

[joshcryer]

3. +1, how is this news

[Purveyor]

5. Well if Bernie isn't President come 2017, israel will once again

be heavily influencing our ME foreign policy and that is one reason to care.

Seriously going to miss President Obama in that regard.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

15. On this there is little difference between HRC and the GOP

[Purveyor]

17. Which is why I doubt I can vote for her. eom

[oberliner]

19. HRC supports the Iran deal

The GOP opposes it.

[forest444]

7. To paraphrase Trump,

Let's threaten to withhold the $5 billion in welfare we send their way every year, and just watch how fast they get their butts back in the chorus.

[paleotn]

4. hey, Bibi....

[47of74]

6. Yeah, along with all the butthurt Republicans here at home.

Especially Tom Cotton (R-Defense Industry).

[geek tragedy]

8. Assholes gonna be assholes nt

[rpannier]

9. This from a guy who has become a buddy of the Saudis

You know that government whose money created ISIL

[Pantagruelsmember]

10. ISrael's alternative

If the GOP/ Bibi had their way, we'd be bombing/invading Iran today.
Aside from the human costs, how much would that have affected our debt levels?
Instead of putting Iranian oil on the market, invading would be driving up the price of oil, helping the Saudis and the Russians and hurting consumers at the gas pumps.
This is a HUGE win for America.

[alfredo]

11. Iran just might become an economic force in the region without sanctions.

[cstanleytech]

13. They certainly have the potential but that's going to depend

on a number of factors such as focusing their future efforts more on things like their infrastructure, education and alternative energy sources and little to nothing on nuclear power so as not to give any of the major world powers an excuse to implement sanctions and embargoes.

[alfredo]

14. It's going to be tough as long as the conservatives have control.

[Odin2005]

12. Nut-N-Yahoo can go fuck himself.

[lark]

16. They are pouting because Obama spoiled their war plans.

Poor babies

[Bad Dog]

18. Now I know the deal is a good thing.

The biggest destabilising influence in the ME is Israel. Anything that puts Netanyahu's nose out of joint has to be a good thing.

[JesterCS]

20. Hey Israel, STFU thanks. N/t