Netanyahu is wrong on Iran deal
Iran is going beyond its IAEA commitments in the six-month agreement reached in Geneva.
Israel's prime minister is wrong.
The latest deal between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany, or P5+1, is not a “historic mistake” because it has allowed the Iranian government to make a “significant step to attaining the most dangerous weaponry in the world,” as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu put it.
In fact, the opposite is true.
The Geneva deal is going to force Iran to take a step backward from the capability to make a nuclear weapon, if and when it decides to do so.
