Netanyahu speaks to Obama on the phone. Here is what he said. Just understand, the US is now co-partner with Iran in its advancement of terror in the Middle East. A "historic" deal in the same sense as Auschwitz.

<<<  Auschwitz  or the future of Israel in the Middle East?  For damn sure,  no one in Obama's Administration really cares.  Actions over negotiated rhetoric gives us the truth,  in this case. 

In a phone conversation with his primary American foe, B Hussein Obama,  the Israeli leader listed three troubling aspects of the agreement to Holt:

1. It lifts economic sanctions against the rogue regime.

Obama and his two negotiating henchmen have admitted  that they expect Iran to use some of the monies they will receive in this nuclear deal,  to fund their terror activities,  prove,  OF COURSE,   that Obama is lying his backside off in his claim of destroying terrorism in the region (or at home,  for that matter), whether that be ISIS or Iran ~ editor

2. It keeps Iran’s nuclear infrastructure in place.

Understand that this Administration (you know,  the Administration with a president who has a Muslim sounding name) knows that Iran has secret nuclear facilities in several places,  buried deep inside mountainous terrain along with research facilities it (Iran) is using in Pakistan.  Add these facts to realization that Iran's nuclear infrastructure is wholly in place,  and you have one of the most subversive "treatise" written in American history. ~ editor.

3. It gives Iran 24 days to respond to any inspection of facilities by the U.N.

The Iranians must give permission before a U.N. or P-5 (whichever) can occur.  The request to inspect and the ensuing permission will a numbers of days.  If,  after the delays,  Iran says "no,"  there is a path to reconciliation that takes another 24 days,  and a third path,  as well.  In short,  Iran can deny inspections for months and months before anything happens   . . . . . . . . .    and what will happen?  Don't know?  Look to N Korea and the nuclear deal to keep it from getting a bomb. ~  editor 

Netanyahu explained: “When you let the number one terrorist regime in the world have a sure path to the bomb and hundreds of billions of dollars to finance its terrorism around the world, that’s not good for any of us.”

Indeed.  More than this,  when you a terror regime have a bomb and give it 150 billion dollars in reward moneies,  you make a fool out of yourself and an accomplice  to any nuclear/terror activity in the region. ~ editor

Regarding inspections, he added: “Can you imagine giving a drug dealer 24 days’ notice before you inspect the premises? That’s a lot of time to flush a lot of meth down the toilet.”

And here is the crux of Netanyahu's point of view ~editor  :  

Netanyahu said a good deal would have linked Iran’s conduct with the lifting of sanctions. “There is no linkage to Iran’s change of behavior,” he said. “They can continue their regional aggression, their terrorism worldwide, subversion in so many countries, in so many lands. In fact they’re going to get 100s of billions of dollars to fuel their terror and military machine, and they don’t have to change anything. They are even going to get their arms embargo lifted in a few years.”

He also pointed out that “Iran is building intercontinental ballistic missiles, not to reach us, they already have those missiles, but to reach the United States. The Supreme Leader of Iran said the battle will continue with the United States even after the deal. For them, we’re the little satan, you are the great satan.”

He observed that “just five days ago, the so-called moderate president of Iran was at a rally in Tehran where they burnt American flags and chanted death to America.”

Israel’s Labor Party leader and fierce critic of the prime minister, Isaac Herzog, stands with him concerning the agreement. “I had a meeting yesterday where I learned about the deal and I think it is bad for Israel. [Netanyahu and myself] will certainly cooperate when it comes to the security of Israel. As an Israeli patriot, this deal is dangerous,” the Times of Israel reports him saying.

NBC News noted that Netanyahu’s wariness about the deal is also “shared by the Arab world, where countries expressed skepticism that a deal would really prevent Iran from gaining a nuclear weapon, and voiced fears that Iran would only gain more in the region without economic sanctions.”

“It doesn’t happen very often in history, but when Arabs and Israelis agree, it’s worth paying attention,” Netanyahu told Holt. “Iran is different. It’s a zealot country,” he said. “It is governed by a group that believes in militant Islamic fundamentalism. It’s killed a lot of Americans. It’s killing everybody in sight in the Middle East.”

Source for the text,  above:  J Smithson (editor) and Western Journalism.