World press on the extension of Iran nuclear talks and Irani-Israeli relations (November 25-26)"Israel greets extension of Iran nuclear talks with relief" reads the title of the article published by the Washington Post.“The fact that there’s no deal now gives [the United States and the other negotiating nations] the opportunity to continue the economic pressures that have proven to be the only thing that have brought Iran to the table,” the article quotes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “But of course Israel is watching very carefully what is happening here, and Israel always — always — reserves the right to defend itself,” he added.“There are some saying that these talks were a failure because there were no results, but in my view, this is not the case. It does not have to be seen as a failure. If you insist on your principles and decide that the future of the world is too important to give in to Iranian tricks, then I would not call it a failure,” the article also quote the words of Israeli Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz.
"Israel greets extension of Iran nuclear talks with relief" reads the title of the article published by the Washington Post.
“The fact that there’s no deal now gives [the United States and the other negotiating nations] the opportunity to continue the economic pressures that have proven to be the only thing that have brought Iran to the table,” the article quotes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “But of course Israel is watching very carefully what is happening here, and Israel always — always — reserves the right to defend itself,” he added.
“There are some saying that these talks were a failure because there were no results, but in my view, this is not the case. It does not have to be seen as a failure. If you insist on your principles and decide that the future of the world is too important to give in to Iranian tricks, then I would not call it a failure,” the article also quote the words of Israeli Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz.
