Israel PM Heads to Berlin for Fresh Pitch against Iran Deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Negotiations underway in Vienna since April 2021 have sought to restore the agreement, by lifting the sanctions on Tehran and pushing Iran to fully honor its prior nuclear commitments.
50% : Last month, the European Union, which acts as the mediator of the nuclear talks, put forward a "final" draft of the agreement.
49% : An Israeli diplomatic official, who requested anonymity, told AFP that Iran will be the focus of the talks when the delegation lands in Berlin.
46% : The 2015 agreement, known formally as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, gave Iran sanctions relief in return for restricting its nuclear program.
41% : Iran and the US then took turns to respond to the text, with Washington saying on Friday that Tehran's reply was a step "backwards".
39% : Iran's foreign ministry criticized those comments as "unconstructive."Lapid told his cabinet that "Israel is conducting a successful diplomatic campaign to stop the nuclear agreement and prevent the lifting of sanctions on Iran.
39% :Israel insists Iran would use revenue from sanctions relief to bolster allied groups capable of attacking Israelis, notably the Hezbollah party in Lebanon, and Hamas and Islamic Jihad, two key Palestinian militant organizations.
32% : (AP)Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid was headed to Germany Sunday in his latest diplomatic effort to persuade Western powers to ditch their tattered nuclear deal with the Jewish state's arch nemesis Iran.
30% : Israel has long opposed a revival of the 2015 accord, which has been moribund since then US president Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew in 2018 and reimposed biting sanctions on Tehran.
30% : The European parties charged that Tehran "has chosen not to seize this critical diplomatic opportunity", adding that "instead, Iran continues to escalate its nuclear program way beyond any plausible civilian justification".

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