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In Paris, Israel’s Lapid continues to call for more sanctions on Iran

Meeting in Paris with French President Emmanuel Macron, Foreign Minister Yair Lapid once again made the case for tighter sanctions on Iran.

Foreign Minister Yair Lapid meets at the Elysee palace with French President Emmanuel Macron, Paris, Nov. 30 2021.
Foreign Minister Yair Lapid meets at the Elysee palace with French President Emmanuel Macron, Paris, Nov. 30 2021. — Quentin Crestinu

PARIS — Foreign Minister Yair Lapid met with French President Emmanuel Macron today at the Elysee Palace. The focus of the meeting was the resumption of the Iran nuclear talks in Vienna yesterday, Nov. 29, over Israeli protests. Lapid raised the same issue yesterday in London in his meetings with British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss and with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Lapid’s office noted in a statement that the meeting with Macron was warm and friendly and that Lapid reiterated Israel’s stance that Iran is trying to stall for time to advance its nuclear program. Lapid also stressed the immediate need for the world powers to restore sanctions on Iran and to formulate what he called a Plan B.

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