Zionist official: A possible nuclear agreement is a disaster for Israel
According to IRNA’s report today (Saturday), reserve general “Amir Avivi”, director of the Security Council of the Zionist regime, told the Zionist network “i24” that if the nuclear deal of the 4+1 group is signed with Iran, it is clear that Israel will demand to achieve It needs all the powers to defend itself.
He also claimed that if necessary, Tel Aviv will try to convince Washington to enter military operations (against Iran) and this is the only option on the table.
Avivi added: It is very important for the US and the European Union to know that most of Israel’s retired and reservist officers and soldiers believe that the agreement between the US, Europe and Iran is a disaster. The agreement between Iran and world powers regarding Tehran’s nuclear program is a disaster for Israel.
Without referring to the atomic bombs in the occupied territories, he claimed: This will be a disaster for Israel, the Middle East and the whole world.
Avivi further praised the clear stance of “David Barnia”, the head of the Mossad spy agency, against the Iran nuclear deal.
This Zionist official falsely accused Iran of trying to obtain a nuclear bomb and aimed at Iran-phobia and claimed that the possible nuclear agreement creates the ground that Iran will legally have the largest amount of uranium from 2031. enrich it to the point where Tehran can make 100 nuclear bombs in just one to two weeks, and as a result of this, other countries in the region will enter nuclear competitions for self-defense.
According to this report, a senior Zionist official, whose name was not mentioned, claimed in a press conference: Israel is concerned about Iran’s approach to the new nuclear agreement with the United States and other powers and Iran’s efforts to prepare the public opinion in this country. informed for such action.
Without mentioning the details, he claimed that if an agreement is signed between Iran and the 4+1 group, Israel is ready to take appropriate measures.
This Zionist official claimed: Although this process does not mean a real rapprochement between the positions of Iran and America, there are still significant gaps. A significant gap that still exists is related to Iran’s demand to close the open file of the International Atomic Energy Agency investigation.
He also said: We believe that the International Atomic Energy Agency has no intention of “politically closing” these open cases.
Another issue that is still a point of dispute is the guarantees that the Iranians want in case the US withdraws from the agreement in the future.
He said: Considering the existing significant differences, our assessment is that the parties should abandon these two issues in order to reach an agreement. Despite the remaining differences and gaps, a more positive movement and discourse has been created for an agreement.
This Zionist official expressed his opinion: Israel considers the current agreement to be a bad agreement and emphasizes to its partners the danger of signing such an agreement, and the Iranians act with a well-known tactic of stirring up and creating a stalemate in order to gain more points.