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Zionist Camp MK: Israel can maximize benefits from Iran deal

In an interview with Al-Monitor, Zionist Camp Knesset member Eyal Ben-Reuven says that the Iranian framework agreement does establish some limits on the nuclear project, and calls to focus on effective deterrence and tight control on Iran.
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“It’s not too late; there’s still time for damage control of the nuclear deal reached with Iran,” newly elected Zionist Camp Knesset member Maj. Gen. (Res.) Eyal Ben-Reuven said. Ben-Reuven, who is expected to serve on the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee on behalf of the Zionist Camp, told Al-Monitor, with reference to the progress made in the Lausanne nuclear talks, that a situation where Iran has nuclear weapons would be “intolerable for Israel.” As to the coalition negotiations, he believes that his faction should not enter a unity government led by Likud leader Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Ben-Reuven has served in numerous senior posts within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), including as commander of an armor battalion, head of a field branch and deputy commander of the Northern Command, for which he still serves as a reserve.

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