For fake news He blames their Israel “New York Times” that the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu It threatens to disrupt talks on an agreement between the United States and Iran about Tehran’s nuclear program, hitting its main uranium enrichment facilities Iran.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s office issued a statement in response to Post of ‘New York Times’ who merely said: “fake news” (“false news”). Citing officials informed of the situation, the US newspaper said Israeli officials are concerned that US President Donald Trump is so willing to reach an agreement with Iran that would allow Tehran to keep its facilities.
According to the New York Times, Israel is particularly concerned about the possibility of a temporary agreement to be reached that would allow Iran to maintain its nuclear facilities for months or even for years until a definitive agreement has reached.
The report said that US officials are concerned that Israel may decide to hit Iran with little warning, and that US intelligence services estimate that Israel could launch an attack on Iran even within seven hours.
He added that Israeli officials warned their US counterparts that Netanyahu could order a blow to Iran even if a diplomatic agreement was reached.
The newspaper said that the Minister of Strategic Affairs of Netanyahu Ron Dermer and the head of the Mosad Foreign Intelligence Service, David Barnea, met with Trump’s special envoy Steve Whitkov in Rome on Friday.
The two men then traveled to Washington for a meeting Monday with the CIA Director John Ratclill And Dermer met Witten again yesterday, Tuesday.
One of the main thorny points in talks between the US and Iranian officials is the insistence of the US to abolish all nuclear enrichment facilities, a requirement rejected by Iran.
On Monday, US Secretary of State for US Security Christie Noem said he had a “very honest conversation” with Netanyahu about negotiations with Iran.
He told the Israeli prime minister that Trump asked her to convey to him “how important it is to stay united and let this process evolve”.
Trump has bypassed Israel on his trip to the Middle East this month and has made politics announcements that have shaken Israel’s assumptions about his relations with the US.
Netanyahu rejected speculation about disagreement with US governmentwhile Trump also rejected any suspicion of rupture.