US and Israeli intelligence agencies mostly agree that Iran has not restarted its development of a nuclear bomb, the
New York Times reported on Saturday.
According to the report, the assessment among top US officials is that Iran has not yet decided to pursue a nuclear weapon, a conclusion which was established based on existing intelligence. Israel - while seeing an existential threat in Iran's possible pursuit of a nuclear bomb - mostly agrees with those assessments, a US intelligence official speaking on the condition of anonymity told the
Times.
“Their people ask very hard questions, but Mossad does not disagree with the US on the weapons program,” the
Times quoted the official as saying.
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