German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Tuesday criticized Israel’s opposition to the nuclear deal agreed upon by six world powers and Iran, Reuters reported.
According to the report, Steinmeier said the agreement would help contribute to security in the Middle East, Arutz Sheva reports.
“This is a responsible deal and Israel should also take a closer look at it and not criticize the agreement in a very coarse way,” he was quoted as having told German broadcaster ARD.
Steinmeier refuted Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s argument against the agreement, saying the basis for the agreement was transparency and the ability to monitor Iran’s compliance.
“In the agreement, Iran has to commit to these monitoring possibilities. And we will make sure that the monitoring possibilities are also observed after this deal,” he said, according to Reuters.
{CB Frommer-Matzav.com}
Here’s a question for those who criticize the reaction Prime Minister Netanyahu and other Israeli officials have to the deal: Do you believe they have ulterior motives do they have very legitimate concerns about this deal with terrorist harboring, training and sponsoring Iran which has vowed to “Wipe Israel off the map”, r’l?
Yavol Herr Chancelor. Vee Vill Listen and just board the trains. Vee Vill Not Qvestion Your authority.
what happened with Hitler from Germany in the 1930s “Deal” – can Iran be trusted or verified just the same????
Nobody of German citizenship or extraction has any right to criticize Israel!! Period!!