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Tag Archives: Lausanne
The Tectonic Shift in Obama’s Iran Policy
MOSAIC by Michael Doran April 22, 2015 A nuclear deal is only the beginning. The president’s goal, at the expense of America’s allies [i.e. Israel], is full-fledged détente with Iran ….If the gap between the two sides was this big, what … Continue reading →
The unfolding farce of Obama’s deal with Iran
TIMES OF ISRAEL by David Horovitz April 8, 2015 The president didn’t sign a bad framework deal with the ayatollahs. He left it unsigned, open to ever more worrying interpretation ….Unsurprisingly, Iran was not required to acknowledge its nuclear weaponization … Continue reading →
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Obama is charging toward an Iran deal, no matter what
ISRAEL HAYOM by Boaz Bismuth March 29, 2015 After years of talks with Iran, world powers see a light at the end of the tunnel. Israel, however, sees only darkness. The idea of Iranian nuclear weapon is surreal and frightening. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Iran, Lausanne, President Barack Obama, Switzerland, Zionist Congress
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