Israel fights to to block new US-Iran nuclear deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% :Iran then ramped up its nuclear activities.
43% : Experts say Iran has enriched enough uranium up to 60% purity -- a short technical step from weapons-grade levels of 90 per cent -- to make one nuclear weapon should it decide to do so.
43% : Following the US's withdrawal from the 2015 deal, Iran ramped up its nuclear activities
41% : Since the 2015 deal, Iranian influence has grown in war-torn SyrianHowever, Iran still would need to design a bomb and a delivery system, which would likely take months.
40% : Lapid claims a new deal which removed sanctions would 'give Iran $100 billion a year' that would be used by Iran-backed militant groups Hamas, Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad.
37% : That corridor allows Tehran to transfer people, goods and military equipment across several countries - prompting alarm in Israel, which has carried out its multiple air attacks against Iranian forces and their allies in Syria.
36% : The head of Israel's spy agency will visit the US in the coming days to try to block a deal with Iran over its nuclear programme.
35% : Israel says a fresh deal would facilitate the funding of Iran-supported militants such as Hamas and would not prevent Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon - a goal Iran has always denied.
30% : The trip will be the latest in Israel's push to persuade Western powers not to revive the landmark 2015 deal with Tehran, when US sanctions were lifted on Iran in exchange for major curbs on its nuclear activities.
18% :Israeli prime minister Yair Lapid (pictured) said the new deal between the US and Iran entailed 'greater dangers' than the previous oneIsraeli prime minister Yair Lapid said the new deal entailed 'greater dangers' than the previous one.

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