JERUSALEM, April 15 (Reuters) – Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu voiced irritation on Sunday that the next
session of nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers would
be held in more than a month’s time.
“My initial impression is that Iran has been given a
freebie. It’s got five weeks to continue enrichment without any
limitation, any inhibition,” Netanyahu said in video footage,
provided by his office, during a meeting with U.S. Senator
Joseph Lieberman.
“I think Iran should take immediate steps: first stop all
enrichment, take out all the enriched material and dismantle the
nuclear facility in Qom. I believe that the world’s greatest
practitioner of terrorism must not have the opportunity to
develop atomic bombs,” Netanyahu said.
(Writing by Jeffrey Heller; Editing by Janet Lawrence)
