Netanyahu Says Israel Will Send Team To US To Work on Iran Nuclear Deal
Not a fan of the deal announced over the weekend
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said at the Likud faction meeting on Monday that an Israeli team led by his national security adviser would be sent to the US next week to work on a final status nuclear deal with Iran. An interim deal was signed last week between world powers and Iran over its controversial nuclear program.
Netanyahu said that he agreed with US President Barack Obama to send the Israeli delegation to the US when the two leaders spoke about the interim Iran deal on Sunday.
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Stay home Israel we want peace not another prelude for war.