A bird in the hand: Securing an acceptable Iran deal in the long run

Despite his best efforts, Netanyahu was not successful in convincing the US to regroup and return with an aggressive agenda aimed at dismantling Iran’s very capability to produce a nuclear weapon.

Representatives of EU, US, Britain, France, Russia, Germany, China and Iran meet for another round of the P5+1 powers and Iran talks in Vienna, Austria on June 12, 2015.

(photo credit: AFP PHOTO/JOE KLAMAR)

ByDAN FEFERMAN

JULY 5, 2015 21:20

A bird in the hand: Securing an acceptable Iran deal in the long run

Despite his best efforts, Netanyahu was not successful in convincing the US to regroup and return with an aggressive agenda aimed at dismantling Iran’s very capability to produce a nuclear weapon.

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A bird in the hand: Securing an acceptable Iran deal in the long run

Despite his best efforts, Netanyahu was not successful in convincing the US to regroup and return with an aggressive agenda aimed at dismantling Iran’s very capability to produce a nuclear weapon.

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