Arab States Decide Not to Target Israel at IAEA
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JPost – Arab states said on Thursday they had decided as a “goodwill gesture” to refrain from targeting Israel with a resolution over its assumed nuclear arsenal at the UN atomic agency’s annual assembly this week.
Arab envoys said the move was in support of wider efforts to rid the region of nuclear weapons, but it drew no public praise from Israel or the United States, which criticized the placing of the issue on the agenda in the first place.
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