Can we trust Netanyahu on Iran claims?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed that his nation’s intelligence service lifted thousands of documents from a secret facility in Iran. He said they prove that Iran lied about the scope and sophistication of its program to build a nuclear weapon.
Netanyahu would have Israel “defended” to the last drop of American blood. This guy has zero credibility on this issue. Netanyahu was against this nuclear deal with Iran from the beginning, and now he is under criminal investigation. President Trump is getting played on this big time.
Dave Chandler
You can’t make nuclear weapons without enriching uranium or reprocessing plutonium with a nuclear reactor. These activities are so specialized and resource intensive, they are incredibly easy to track. Even if the tin-foil hat conspiracy theories that Iran is still conducting weapons research are 100% true, they would still be delayed for a long time considering they simply lack the weapons-grade materials thanks to the P5+1 deal. Zheng Chen
Forgive the skepticism, but is it a coincidence that this story comes out just as Netanyahu’s buddy in the White House is looking to scrap the deal and this makes the perfect excuse — which also fits in with Netanyahu’s plan?
Irv Wengrow
Iran has repeatedly vowed to wipe Israel from the planet. If you don’t believe Netanyahu, do you at least believe Iran? Chad Clausen
This is evidence of how foolish President Obama and former secretary of State John Kerry were to give Iran as high as $150 billion plus a plane load of $1.8 billion in cash, sign a meaningless document, and claim victory. This example along with many others will document Obama as the worst negotiator in the history of the world. John Russell
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