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Netanyahu warned Kerry and his European counterparts that Iran would be getting "the deal of the century" if they carried out proposals to grant Tehran limited, temporary relief from sanctions in exchange for a partial suspension of, and pledge not to expand, its enrichment of uranium for nuclear fuel.
"Israel utterly rejects it and what I am saying is shared by many in the region, whether or not they express that publicly," Netanyahu told reporters.
"Israel is not obliged by this agreement and Israel will do everything it needs to do to defend itself and the security of its people," he said before meeting Kerry in Jerusalem.
The White House responded by saying it was "premature" To criticize what was being deliberated in Geneva.
"There is no deal, but there is an opportunity here for a possible diplomatic solution, and that is exactly what we are pursuing," said Josh Earnest, deputy White House spokesman. "So any critique of the deal is premature."
Ah ... that's better.
Of course, better than nothing is not exactly a windfall, now, is it?
Netanyahu warned Kerry and his European counterparts that Iran would be getting "the deal of the century" if they carried out proposals to grant Tehran limited, temporary relief from sanctions in exchange for a partial suspension of, and pledge not to expand, its enrichment of uranium for nuclear fuel.
"Israel utterly rejects it and what I am saying is shared by many in the region, whether or not they express that publicly," Netanyahu told reporters.
"Israel is not obliged by this agreement and Israel will do everything it needs to do to defend itself and the security of its people," he said before meeting Kerry in Jerusalem.
The White House responded by saying it was "premature" To criticize what was being deliberated in Geneva.
"There is no deal, but there is an opportunity here for a possible diplomatic solution, and that is exactly what we are pursuing," said Josh Earnest, deputy White House spokesman. "So any critique of the deal is premature."
Israel does not sound too terribly interested in settling this matter without acting like they have the final say - that say being "NO!"
Not sure what you are getting at. (scratches head)
I feel like I am being left-out of some very un-funny inside joke.
Care to let me in on the premise of the thread?
Kerry and America have no say in this.
They have no right to any so called solution. None at all.
I guess the libtards are out watching Pee wee , no touch, no winner football....Go Aggies!!
I guess the libtards are out watching Pee wee , no touch, no winner football....Go Aggies!!
Nothing really to debate here. John Kerry did not come up with this offer on his own - neither did Obama.
If you hate the prez, more power to ya. Just don't think that you can post propaganda here and it will sneak by unchallenged.
I must have missed your source...who came up with what idea/offer?
I must have missed your source...who came up with what idea/offer?
Why are you asking me? Why not look it up for yourself and be certain?
I'm out - going fishing ... catfish are calling my name!
Two days ago.
good luck, guys!!!
