Classified Report Says Israel’s Foreign Ministry Sees Slim Chance of Iran Nuclear Deal by March
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US Secretary of State John Kerry shakes hands with Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif in Geneva, November 2013. The liklihood of the world powers reaching a nuclear agreement with Iran are very slim, according to a classified report. Photo: Wikicommons
Haaretz – The chances of reaching a framework agreement between Iran and the world powers by the end of March are very poor, according to a classified report by the intelligence branch of the Foreign Ministry.
The report contradicts statements by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in recent weeks that the parties were close to signing an agreement by the end of March.
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