Prime Minister Naftali Bennett opened the weekly cabinet meeting yesterday (Sunday) morning, addressing the nuclear talks between Iran and the powers in Vienna, saying: “The first round ended without results”
According to the Prime Minister, “The Iranians are negotiating skillfully. They returned from previous agreements and came with an aggressive and bullying approach. We got an example of this when he became famous during the talks that began to enrich uranium by 20% at the Purdue underground facility. I call on all countries to negotiate with Iran That it is impossible to enrich and negotiate. “
Bennett added: “Iran must start paying prices for its violations. The goal of the Iranian regime is to lift sanctions. They want billions of dollars in reinforcements and a backlash for activity. We are having a sincere dialogue with the Americans, the British, the French and the Russians.”
Senior political figures make it clear in closed talks that Israel is now using all its international weight to persuade the powers to refrain from concluding the “interim agreement” with Iran. According to them, with the removal of some of the sanctions – “Iran will win the award for another smokescreen”.
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Meanwhile, MK Nir Barkat of the Likud embarked on an information campaign in the United States on Saturday night, during which he will hold a round of working meetings in Washington, New York, Boston and Miami. Barkat will hold a series of meetings with members of the House of Representatives and Senate members, as well as with opinion leaders in the United States, with the aim of harnessing them to defend the State of Israel in the face of the Iranian threat. In addition, Barkat will appear at the annual conference in Florida of the Israel-American Community Organization (IAC). In the Barkat area, it is made clear that he is financing the travel expenses out of his own pocket.
“I embarked on an information campaign in the United States with the aim of explaining to the Americans the great danger back to the nuclear agreement with Iran and the lifting of sanctions, as well as convincing our friends in the United States to oppose the establishment of a Palestinian consulate that would divide Jerusalem.”
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