The JSIL lobby in the US spares no effort to create obstacles in negotiations between Iran and the West over its nuclear issue, says a German analyst.
Zionist UK Shill Reguator BANNED Press TV: Dr. Udo Ulfkotte made the remarks to Press TV on Saturday while commenting on earlier comments by White House Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes regarding a nuclear deal with Iran.
Rhodes said on Friday that the deal is one of the US president's top priorities in his second term in office.
“Bottom line is, this is the best opportunity we’ve had to resolve the Iranian issue diplomatically, certainly since President Obama came to office, and probably since the beginning of the Iraq war,” Rhodes said in an audio obtained by the American news website Washington Free Beacon.
Ulfkotte stated that the pro-Israeli lobby applies “extreme” pressure on the US government and Congress to stop it from “making peace” with Iran.
“Israel has more than 200 nukes. Everybody knows that,” said the German author, adding, that is the reason behind attempts to hamper the deal.
“The Israeli lobby is behind everything. It is not only behind the majority in US Congress or even in the president’s office. It is especially in the US media,” Ulfkotte said, noting, Iran has shown that it is “willing to compromise” over the nuclear issue but “to make a compromise you need two sides not just one giving everything.”
“The Iranians (have) offered their hands of peace to the US and it was the US and the pro-Israeli lobby in the US to bite this hand.”
Iran and the six countries -- Russia, China, France, Britain, the US and Germany -- are in talks to work out a final deal aimed at ending the longstanding dispute over the Islamic Republic’s nuclear energy program as a November 24 deadline approaches.
On October 28, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for European and American Affairs Majid Takht-e-Ravanchi, a top nuclear negotiator, said the Iran-P5+1 talks should lead to the removal of sanctions against the Islamic Republic all at once, adding that Tehran is opposed to any gradual lifting of the bans.
Sources close to the Iranian negotiating team say the main stumbling block in the way of resolving the Western dispute over Iran’s nuclear energy program remains to be the removal of all the bans imposed on the country and not the number of centrifuges or the level of uranium enrichment.
Tehran wants the sanctions entirely lifted while Washington, under pressure from the pro-Israeli lobby, insists that at least the UN-imposed sanctions should remain in place.
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Rhodes said on Friday that the deal is one of the US president's top priorities in his second term in office.
“Bottom line is, this is the best opportunity we’ve had to resolve the Iranian issue diplomatically, certainly since President Obama came to office, and probably since the beginning of the Iraq war,” Rhodes said in an audio obtained by the American news website Washington Free Beacon.
Ulfkotte stated that the pro-Israeli lobby applies “extreme” pressure on the US government and Congress to stop it from “making peace” with Iran.
“Israel has more than 200 nukes. Everybody knows that,” said the German author, adding, that is the reason behind attempts to hamper the deal.
“The Israeli lobby is behind everything. It is not only behind the majority in US Congress or even in the president’s office. It is especially in the US media,” Ulfkotte said, noting, Iran has shown that it is “willing to compromise” over the nuclear issue but “to make a compromise you need two sides not just one giving everything.”
“The Iranians (have) offered their hands of peace to the US and it was the US and the pro-Israeli lobby in the US to bite this hand.”
Iran and the six countries -- Russia, China, France, Britain, the US and Germany -- are in talks to work out a final deal aimed at ending the longstanding dispute over the Islamic Republic’s nuclear energy program as a November 24 deadline approaches.
On October 28, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for European and American Affairs Majid Takht-e-Ravanchi, a top nuclear negotiator, said the Iran-P5+1 talks should lead to the removal of sanctions against the Islamic Republic all at once, adding that Tehran is opposed to any gradual lifting of the bans.
Sources close to the Iranian negotiating team say the main stumbling block in the way of resolving the Western dispute over Iran’s nuclear energy program remains to be the removal of all the bans imposed on the country and not the number of centrifuges or the level of uranium enrichment.
Tehran wants the sanctions entirely lifted while Washington, under pressure from the pro-Israeli lobby, insists that at least the UN-imposed sanctions should remain in place.
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