AhlulBayt News Agency - Isaac Herzog, the leader of the Zionist regime's Labor party has said he is 'extremely worried' over a possible nuclear deal with Iran, declaring there is 'no daylight' between himself and Benjamin Netanyahu on this issue.
'There is no difference between me and Netanyahu in reading the threat of Iran. There is no daylight between us on this issue at all,' Hezog said while speaking to the London-based Telegraph newspaper.
Herzog added, 'I do not oppose the diplomatic process. However, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. We want to know what the deal is?’ What’s the best deal possible that can be reached and would it change the region in a better direction? And here we are worried.'
'There are some issues that must be improved substantially and we are waiting to see. I’m actually worried that they won’t be fully met,' he said. 'One is inspections: it has to be clear that the inspection chapter includes the ability to have thorough, immediate inspections of all installations. There are rumors of some vagueness. I’m extremely worried. I think that’s the main tool to enable the agreement.'abna24.
He repeated the criticism made by the Zionist regime's prime minister that America and its allies are being rushed into a flawed agreement.
'The feeling is, under the circumstances, there is a pressure on the ‘P5 plus 1’ to get a deal done quickly,' Herzog said.
He said, 'I know I’m not fully informed as to exactly what is happening on each item, but we are worried that this may unleash forces of instability in the region and therefore the deal has to be the best possible.'
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