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Monday, 14 March 2022 (YJC)_ The former Israeli prime minister reacted to the Revolutionary Guards missile operation, calling the nuclear deal with Iran "futile."
Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu once again issued a video message in English and Hebrew against the nuclear deal with Iran, claiming that world powers were close to signing a "nuclear deal" that would give Iran a nuclear arsenal.
According to the Zionist newspaper Jerusalem Post, Netanyahu, the leader of the Likud opposition party in occupied Palestine, criticized the world powers in a video message for continuing nuclear talks with Iran despite the Islamic Republic of Iran firing missiles at the US consulate in Iraqi Kurdistan.
In the message, which was published on Sunday evening in both English and Hebrew for American and Zionist citizens, he called the continuation of the Vienna talks with Tehran "in vain" and said:
The disappointing rush to sign this flawed nuclear deal with Iran is not only futile but utterly dangerous. Every American family should watch this video.
He then claimed about Iran's missile attacks on two Mossad centers in Erbil, Iraq, yesterday morning (Sunday):
Yesterday, Iran fired missiles on the outskirts of the US consulate in Iraq, and the United States, along with other world powers, is pushing for a nuclear deal that would give the ayatollah a nuclear arsenal.
The former prime minister of the Zionist regime, who during his prime ministership made great efforts to form a coalition against the Islamic Republic of Iran, once again claimed the release of Iran's frozen assets following a nuclear deal:
Sanctions will be eased and hundreds of billions of dollars will be given to them to continue the terrorist acts that they carried out yesterday and every day throughout the Middle East and the world.
Criticizing the agreement with Iran, Netanyahu said:
This agreement is even worse than the previous one, because within three years, according to this agreement, Iran will be a country on the verge of arming itself. It has enough uranium to make dozens and dozens of nuclear bombs, and it will have intercontinental ballistic missiles to carry those bombs anywhere in the United States.
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