Israeli media announced on Thursday that “Washington has sent a message to Tel Aviv that the new nuclear agreement between Iran and world powers is no longer on the table and will not be signed in the near future.”
According to the Israeli newspaper, The Times of Israel, “this message was conveyed to Prime Minister Yair Lapid during his recent talks with US President Joe Biden and other US government officials.”
The newspaper also noted that “the result may give Lapid a boost during the upcoming election campaign, especially in the face of opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu, who has repeatedly attacked the prime minister over the issue.”
The potential nuclear deal has been the focus of Israeli security and diplomatic debates for the past year, with Tel Aviv looking forward to talks between Iran and representatives of world powers in Vienna, in addition to the recent exchange of drafts of the agreement between the two sides. weeks
The Americans said that “the framework of the new nuclear deal would have required Iran, under the proposed agreement, not to enrich uranium to a level higher than 3.76 percent and not to reach rates capable of producing a nuclear weapon.”
While the Americans made statements during which they said: “Iran must give up all its assets in 20% and 60% enriched uranium according to the agreement, which means that hundreds of kilograms of enriched uranium must be removed from Iran.” dissolved.”
According to this agreement, uranium enrichment centrifuges will also be dismantled and stored on Iranian soil in a warehouse under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The Americans said: “Iran cannot process plutonium in any way, because it can be used to make weapons, and it will redesign the Arak plutonium reactor so that it cannot produce material used in nuclear construction.” The bombs.”
The Americans also pledged to “enable the International Atomic Energy Agency to extend its close monitoring of nuclear facilities inside Iran if the deal is signed, as the Iranians have been severely hampered in monitoring operations.”
One of the main disputes in which Israel intervened was the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency. where Iran refused to continue the agency’s activities, while the United States insisted on resuming activities after pressure from Tel Aviv.
It can be said that the possible agreement with Iran has caused a lot of controversy and controversy between America and Israel and a lot of internal tensions in Tel Aviv.
Mossad chief David Barnea warned in a meeting with defense reporters two weeks ago about the dangers of restoring the nuclear deal.
Barnia reported that hundreds of billions of dollars will flow to Iran after the lifting of sanctions, and this money will also be used to strengthen groups surrounding the occupation, such as Hezbollah, Hamas, and Islamic Jihad in Palestine.
He added: The Iranians will speed up the implementation of the “Shiite Crescent” vision, which extends from their border with Iraq to the Mediterranean Sea, which will strengthen the Houthis in Yemen and pro-Iranian groups in the region.
Barnia added that the signing of the agreement was a “strategic disaster” and declared that it would not be binding on Israel.
Source: Lebanon Debate
