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Israeli Deputy PM: U.S.-Israel Clashes Not Desirable, Not Unprecedented
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Israel Intelligence Agencies Minister Dan Meridor. Photo: wiki commons.
JPost – Clashes between Israel and the United States are not desirable, but the two allies have dealt with similar disagreements before, Deputy Prime Minister Dan Meridor said Sunday morning in relation to the Iranian threat.
In an interview with Israel Radio, the Intelligence Agencies Minister said that the alliance between Washington and Jerusalem crosses the lines of parties and establishments, and bears political, security and economic significance.
