Israel’s Military Intel Chief Says Iran Deal Better Than No Deal
A Deal in Vienna Would Serve Israel’s Interests
Axios’ Barak Ravid has reported that the head of Israeli military intelligence, Major General Aharon Haliva, told ministers during a Security Cabinet meeting on Sunday that Israel will be better off if the Iran nuclear talks lead to a deal rather than collapsing without one.
You can read the full article on Axios here.
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