Iran: Statements by Israeli leaders

Iran: Statements by Israeli leaders

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    ​President Obama is leading and implementing, an international complex and decisive policy, imposing economic and political sanctions against Iran. President Obama made it clear that the US will not permit Iran to become nuclear.
    PM Netanyahu responds to US President Obama’s AIPAC speech (4 Mar 2012):
    I very much appreciated the fact that President Obama reiterated his position that Iran must not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons and that all options are on the table. I also appreciated the fact that he made clear that when it comes to a nuclear armed Iran, containment is simply not an option, and equally in my judgment, perhaps most important of all, I appreciated the fact that he said that Israel must be able to defend itself, by itself, against any threat.
    President Peres addresses AIPAC Policy Conference (4 Mar 2012):
    A peace that is a dream for both of us, is a nightmare for the Ayatollahs in Iran. Iran is an evil, cruel, morally corrupt regime. It is based on destruction. and is an affront to human dignity. Iran is the center, the sponsor, the financier of world terror. Iran is a danger to the entire world. It threatens Berlin as well as Madrid, Delhi as well as Bangkok. Not just Israel.
    Iran’s ambition is to control the Middle East, so it can control a major part of the world’s economy.
     
    It must be stopped. And it will be stopped.
    President Obama is leading and implementing, an international complex and decisive policy, imposing economic and political sanctions against Iran. President Obama made it clear that the US will not permit Iran to become nuclear. That containment is not a sustainable policy; all options are on the table. The United States and Israel share the same goal – to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. There is NO space between us.
    Our message is clear: Iran will not develop a nuclear weapon.
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