By FOREIGN DESK NEWS
In Israel, over 5,000 retired top-level Israeli military officers and former security officials have signed an open letter to President Joe Biden, urging him and his officials not to agree to the revived nuclear agreement with Iran. The latest effort comes as reports indicate that Tehran and American officials are agreeing to a bevy of measures that would allow for economic sanctions relief for the Islamic Republic and generate revenue for the regime and its terrorist proxies in the Middle East.
According to the text of the letter, the officials argue that the current proposed deal is “catastrophic for American, Israeli and global peace and security for a broad range of reasons.” The letter’s signatories come from Israel’s Defense and Security Forum, containing senior officers from all branches of Israel’s armed forces, security and law enforcement agencies, academics, and many others. Officials like Israeli Defense Force (IDF) Generals Gershon Hacohen, Yossi Bachar, Amir Avivi, and others argue that the revived deal allows Iran a “clear legal pathway” to obtain a nuclear weapon in the near future without any preventative measures.
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