AFP — Israel has vehemently opposed a nuclear deal with Iran and repeatedly threatened strikes against the Islamic Republic, but it must now learn to live with the accord accepted by the world’s major powers, analysts say.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu evoked frightening scenarios during the months the deal was being negotiated, arguing the agreement would not block Iran’s path to nuclear weapons.
The P5+1 powers — Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States plus Germany — have, however, reached an accord they say is aimed at sharply curbing Iran’s nuclear program. (READ MORE)
