Netanyahu accused of ‘crying wolf’ over Iran’s non-existant nukes
Worse than crying wolf, some Israelis claim Netanyahu made an issue of Iran to help his GOP allies in the USA against Obama.
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Netanyahu accused of ‘crying wolf’
Updated 2 hours 44 minutes ago
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made Iran’s nuclear program his signature election campaign issue, but his strongest domestic opponents on the issue, the leaders of his own intelligence services, accuse him of “crying wolf” over Iran’s nuclear capability.
Matt Brown
EMMA ALBERICI, PRESENTER: As we’ve just heard from Foreign Minister Bob Carr, Australia remains opposed to Israel launching any kind of pre-emptive strike on Iran.
In a speech at the United Nations earlier this year Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for a ‘red line’ to be drawn under Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
But he’s facing strong domestic opposition on a possible strike not just from his political opponents, but also from inside Israel’s intelligence community
Middle East correspondent Matt Brown, reports.
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