By The Daily Journalist.
“The Israel is vigorously in their opposition to the proposed agreement between Western powers and Iran.” This is one of the conclusions of the meeting convened on Friday by the prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, with key ministers and nuclear experts.
Hours after the telephone conversation with US President Barack Obama, Netanyahu was highly critical of the Lausanne Covenant and alerted a definitive agreement based on this framework would threaten the existence of Israel and give legitimacy to the Iranian nuclear program.
In Hebrew and English, the Conservative leader noted in a brief speech that “the agreement would not close a single nuclear facilities in Iran, not destroy a single one of the centrifuges and would not stop research and development of advanced centrifuges “.
“In a few years, the agreement would lift all restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program allowing a massive uranium enrichment capability that could be used to produce nuclear bombs within months,” said recalling once again the words this week of a leader Iranian Basij militia calling for the destruction of Israel.
“Israel will not accept an agreement that allows a country aspiring to develop nuclear weapons to annihilate our state” warns Netanyahu. It also requires that any future agreement with Iran, “Iranian includes clear recognition of Israel’s right to exist.”
According to the Israeli leader, “the agreement would legitimize the illegal nuclear program leaving Iran with a vast nuclear infrastructure.” Ensures wrong those who believe that there are only two options before the Iranian nuclear project (this kind of agreement or war): “There is a third alternative that is to be firm and keep pushing until obtaining a good deal.”
Some Israeli commentators define the interim agreement as “bad for Israel but better than the other two options, which are a military attack and continued sanctions as Iran moves toward the bomb”. But the Israeli press mostly attacks the Lausanne Covenant saying that “keeps the Iranian nuclear capability” and is “a world surrender to their demands”. The bulk of Israeli criticism leads Obama.
In the Israeli public does not give much importance to Obama reiterating messages “unwavering US commitment to Israel’s security” as the fact that Iran will continue nuclear research, maintenance and Arak reactor Fordo and 6000 operating centrifuges for uranium enrichment
