Ya’alon: ’Israel’ Worried about Iran Deal

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"Israeli" war minister Moshe Yaalon said Tuesday that the Zionist entity is concerned about the shape of an international agreement with Iran over its nuclear program.

After talks with his American counterpart Chuck Hagel in Washington DC, Yaalon said: "The Iranian issue indeed worries us."
"The question of if there will be an agreement and what kind of agreement worries us. I'm talking about that here and behind closed doors we express our concerns," he added.

In parallel, he the "Israeli" minister asked: "We've said all along that better no agreement than a bad agreement and the question is what are they discussing at the moment, are they talking about how many centrifuges there will be and if so, why should they have centrifuges at all?"

"Are they talking about other elements of the Iranian military nuclear project such as missiles ready for nuclear warheads?"

Ya'alon said he and Hagel had also talked about the conflicts in Iraq and Syria and the US-"Israeli" military partnership. Between "Israel" and the United States, he said, "arguments exist, but we must remember that the US is "Israel's" most important strategic ally in every respect."

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