Israeli official says Tel Aviv's "Sunni Arab allies" against Iran nuclear deal
A senior Israeli official says some regional Arab states are Tel Aviv’s allies regarding the conclusion of Iran nuclear talks.
Director General of Israel’s Foreign Ministry, Dore Gold, used the term twice in a presentation in New York about what he called shortcomings of the Iran nuclear deal. He claimed that Sunni Arab countries are also against the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action reached in Vienna between Iran and the P5+1 group of countries. He also talked about what Israel should do if the Iran action plan passes at the U-S Congress. Tel Aviv has been engaged in a campaign against the conclusion of Iran nuclear talks.
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