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Bonhome Nut&Yahoo...
Honestly, sometimes(Not Often) I feel sorry for Nut&Yahoo's fate in sticking his fingers to fill the holes into the flood of Jihadists surrounding the so called Jewish State in a Sea of Islam...
Iran ISIS, take your pick Nutty, its your Horoscope and Israel's...
Don t ease up on Iran for help against IS Netanyahu - Yahoo News
Jerusalem (AFP) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday warned the West against easing sanctions on Iran to win its support in the fight against jihadists in Syria and Iraq.
As the Islamic republic and six world powers started a new round of talks in New York on the Iranian nuclear programme, Netanyahu said "respected commentators in the West" were counselling a softer approach to enlist Tehran in an alliance against Islamic State militants.
"They are fighting the IS out of their own interest," his office quoted him as telling an audience in Jerusalem.
"They are struggling over who will be leader of the Islamist world which they seek to impose on the whole world," he said, referring to Iran.
Israel bitterly opposed an interim deal which world powers struck with Tehran last November, paving the way for talks on a comprehensive agreement on Iran's future nuclear activities.
Honestly, sometimes(Not Often) I feel sorry for Nut&Yahoo's fate in sticking his fingers to fill the holes into the flood of Jihadists surrounding the so called Jewish State in a Sea of Islam...
Iran ISIS, take your pick Nutty, its your Horoscope and Israel's...
Don t ease up on Iran for help against IS Netanyahu - Yahoo News
Jerusalem (AFP) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday warned the West against easing sanctions on Iran to win its support in the fight against jihadists in Syria and Iraq.
As the Islamic republic and six world powers started a new round of talks in New York on the Iranian nuclear programme, Netanyahu said "respected commentators in the West" were counselling a softer approach to enlist Tehran in an alliance against Islamic State militants.
"They are fighting the IS out of their own interest," his office quoted him as telling an audience in Jerusalem.
"They are struggling over who will be leader of the Islamist world which they seek to impose on the whole world," he said, referring to Iran.
Israel bitterly opposed an interim deal which world powers struck with Tehran last November, paving the way for talks on a comprehensive agreement on Iran's future nuclear activities.