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During his interview with the NPR, Obama appeared to acknowledge that the Iran nuclear agreement will give Iran near-zero breakout time in 13-15 years. Photo: Screenshot.
Times of Israel – Israel on Wednesday flatly rejected Obama administration explanations and clarifications of the president’s remarks a day earlier, in which he appeared to acknowledge that Iran would be able to break out to the bomb almost immediately when key provisions of the new nuclear deal expire in 13-15 years.
A senior official in Jerusalem told The Times of Israel that “we share his assessment.”
