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Israel Cautions Against ‘Partial Deals’ With Iran

By C. J. Refsland on October 15, 2013 • ( 0 )

My Comment: I agree with Netanyahu on this one. They haven’t changed their view on Israel or the west. Just ‘Taqiyya.’ (Religious rulings of the Shi’a Imams was also influenced by taqiyya. Without it, basic articles of early Shi’ism do not make sense and lose coherence because of contradictions. Some of the traditions from the Imams make taqiyya a central element of Shi’ism: “He who has no taqiyya has no faith”; “he who forsakes taqiyya is like him who forsakes prayer”; “taqiyya is the believers shield, but for taqiyya, God would not have been worshipped”. It is unclear whether those traditions only refer to taqiyya under risk or also taqiyya to conceal the esoteric doctrines of Shi’ism.Many Shi’ites today deny that taqiyya has any significance in their religion.

(Israel National News) The Israeli government has urged the world to avoid striking a “partial deal” with Iran which would see a relaxing of sanctions, just hours before a new round of nuclear talks are set to begin between Iran and the so-called P5+1 group.

Following a meeting late on Monday, the security cabinet issued a unanimous statement warning the international community against any “partial agreement that would fail to bring about the full dismantling of the Iranian military nuclear program… (which) could lead to the collapse of the sanctions regime.”

Iran is due to begin two days of closed-door negotiations in Geneva on Tuesday with the so-called P5+1 countries – the United States, Britain, France, China, Russia and Germany.

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has launched a media blitz in recent days, warning against concessions to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.

Rouhani’s conciliatory tone has raised hopes of a breakthrough in the decade-long dispute over Tehran’s nuclear program, but Israeli leaders have branded him a “wolf in sheep’s clothing,” citing his past record as Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator, during which he hid the true extend of the country’s nuclear program from western negotiators.

The cabinet reiterated a warning made by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on previous occasions, cautioning the international community not to lift sanctions which have taken years to implement in exchange for minor concession by Iran would could be reversed “in weeks.”

“Iran believes it can get by with cosmetic concessions that would not significantly impede its path to developing nuclear weapons, concessions that could be reversed in weeks,” the statement said.

“In exchange, Iran demands an easing of the sanctions, which have taken years to put in place.”

But the security cabinet said the P5+1 should “reject Iran’s attempts to reach a deal that would leave it with the capability to develop nuclear weapons.”

An Israeli official told AFP that the seven-member ministerial committee had met on Monday night but released the statement the following morning to coincide with the talks.

Israel, it said, did not oppose Iran having a peaceful nuclear energy program – one which would not require uranium enrichment or plutonium production, it said.

“Iran claims that it supposedly has the ‘right to enrich.’ But a country that regularly deceives the international community, that violates UN Security Council resolutions …has no such right,” it said.