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Urgent: Israeli PM calls for rejection of bad nuke deal with Iran

Xinhua, March 4, 2015 Adjust font size:

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday called for rejection of a bad nuclear deal with Iran, insisting such an accord would allow the Islamic republic to develop nuclear bombs.

"We are better off" without a bad deal with Iran, the hawkish Israeli leader told a joint session of U.S. Congress. Endite