"This is a bad deal," Netanyahu said on CNN's "State of the Union."
He said that global leaders should increase sanctions on Iran, not loosen them.
"I think, if you want a peaceful solution, as I do, then the right thing to do is ratchet up the sanctions," he said. "Iran is practically giving away nothing. It's making a minor concession, which they can reverse in weeks, and you endanger the whole sanctions regime that took years to make."
Netanyahu argued that an imperfect deal could backfire and force the U.S. and other to used the military option.
"If you do a bad deal, you may get to the point where your only option is a military option," he said. "So a bad deal actually can lead you to exactly the place you don't want to be."
Beginning to see why the 5+1 countries are the five UN permanent Security Council members and Germany, and not Israel. The Iranians want lessening of sanctions as part of any deal. Any deal that lessens sanctions on Iran is a bad deal according to Israel. Any bad deal could lead to Israeli military action. You see where Bibi is going with this.
The question is why? That's easy, nobody likes getting left out of the party. Israel doesn't think anyone should be having talks with Iran at all, and they're making it clear to the US that these talks shouldn't continue.
Look for increasing pressure from Republicans demanding to walk away from talks and simply increase sanctions ad infinitum.
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