François Hollande: "We will never accept a nuclear Iran"

Since the days of Charles de Gaulle and the establishment of the nuclear reactor at Nahal Sorek seems that there was not such a great friendship between the Israeli government and its French counterpart. The visit of the French President Francois Hollande in Israel, and statements voiced unequivocal support against the Iranian nuclear program - have provided a very strong tailwind for Netanyahu , the great warrior of the Khomeini nuclear program.

"This is a bad and dangerous deal. Thank you Mr. President for personally taking a firm and unshakable stand, but I worry that this deal will be done in one swoop," admitted the Israeli prime minister to the Netherlands. "The sanctions will disappear and return, Iran will not give up. See how the Iranians are eager to sign the deal. They know, and everyone knows - it allows them to continue enrichment. I cannot sit by and ignore the development which would threaten the future of the country and protect the future of my people. It is my duty to act in any way possible to protect the Jewish people, "Netanyahu said.

"We will not accept Iran to hold nuclear weapons, because it is a threat to the security of Israel and the entire world. We are looking for and want an agreement because we believe diplomacy is better than the others. But such an agreement would be possible only if Iran give up nuclear weapons," stated Holland immediately upon landing in Israel, and was not satisfied with this.

"The issue of peace and security is the key - even when I go to Arab countries which are talking to me about peace and security. Negotiation is always better than force; the goal is that Iran give up all nuclear weapons. We oppose nuclear distribution. Iran will enrich uranium there, but we've set minimum requirements and they will remain. France wants a serious and significant agreement and we will continue to pressure. If sanctions were not powerful - Iran would use the words used in the last few weeks", he added later.

At the same time, Jacob Amidror, former national security adviser, said in an interview this evening that Israel is prepared and ready to defend itself and attack Iran. "We do not bluff. We are very serious, and preparing ourselves for the possibility that we will have to defend ourselves," he announced.

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