He heads to Moscow later this week for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin, where talks will focus on the Iranian nuclear program and Iran’s involvement in neighboring Syria. “I say that a deal that enables Iran to keep and hide all its nuclear weapons know-how, is a horrible deal,” he said. Netanyahu last week showed off what he said was a “half ton” of Iranian nuclear documents dating back to 2003. A senior Israeli intelligence official said there were over 100,000 pages of documents that gave Israel new insight into how far the Iranian nuclear program progressed. The possibility of the nuclear deal collapsing has raised concerns it might embolden Iran to strike Israeli targets.

Source: Washington Post May 06, 2018 10:02 UTC