Haaretz: Israel’s Criticism of Iran Deal Frustrating White House
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Times of Israel – The White House has been left “very frustrated” by the recent public criticism by Israeli officials of last week’s interim nuclear deal between Iran and Western powers, according to a Tuesday report that cited US officials close to the Obama administration.
The US is attempting to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue through diplomacy and sanctions, but is “not determined to avoid a confrontation with Iran at any price,” as some Israeli officials have said, according to a Tuesday article in the Haaretz daily.
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