Scoop: Netanyahu told Trump he's concerned about U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal
Source: Axios
Barak Ravid of Israel's Channel 10 news 4 hours ago
During his meeting with President Trump at the White House on Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu raised concerns over a possible deal between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia to build nuclear reactors in the kingdom, Israeli officials told me.
Where things stand: The officials, who spoke on conditions of anonymity, said Netanyahu asked Trump not to continue with the deal, but the message from Trump and his team was that if the U.S. doesn't sell the Saudis nuclear reactors other countries like Russia or France will.
Netanyahu and his aides stressed to the White House that if they move forward with the deal, they should should insist on a Saudi commitment not to enrich uranium on their soil. Netanyahu's office didn't deny the details in this report, telling me in a statement:
"We don't comment on the contents of private diplomatic conversations, but as Prime Minister Netanyahu has been saying for years there are many dangers in the Iran nuclear deal one of them is the demands of other countries in the region to get the same capabilities the deal allows Iran to have including enrichment of uranium".
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keithbvadu2
(36,784 posts)Then it will come down to whichever (Israel or SA) gives more US taxpayer money to Trump.
Fred Sanders
(23,946 posts)violator. Each hate Iran, though, only common element between them, so the hypocrisy is all good.
Thomas Doubts
(20 posts)With any luck at all, both will be in prison by this time next year.