Iran Nuke Deal Worse Than Israel Feared, Netanyahu Says

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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

JERUSALEM (Worthy News)-- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Sunday against the emerging nuclear deal with Iran, as Iranian and Western officials in Lausanne, Switzerland were rushing to reach a framework agreement by an end-of-month deadline, the Times of Israel reported.

"After the Beirut-Damascus-Baghdad axis, Iran is maneuvering from the south to take over the entire Middle East," Netanyahu said at a cabinet meeting, one of the last for his outgoing government. "The Iran-Lausanne-Yemen axis is dangerous for mankind and must be stopped."

Netanyahu told ministers that he had spoken with Republican leaders in the US Senate and "conveyed our serious concern regarding the arrangement with Iran at the nuclear talks. This agreement confirms all our fears and exceeds them." --[wp_colorbox_media url="http://www.timesofisrael.com/iran-deal-worse-than-we-thought-netanyahu-says/" type="iframe" hyperlink="Source"]

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