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Benny Avni
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New York Post
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November 26, 2013
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http://nypost.com/2013/11/25/why-the-iran-deal-infuriates-americas-allies/
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But for Tehran everything’s coming up roses. As our diplomats claim that the “infrastructure” of sanctions remains intact for at least six months, Asian and European firms are already cutting deals with Iranian counterparts as if the sanctions are gone. Some, in fact, really are. Like the lifted-in-Geneva ban on insuring Iranian ships — a major reason that Iran’s oil exports had screeched to a near halt. Plus, as Tehran’s diplomats contend (and ours deny), the deal “kosherizes” Iran’s uranium enrichment by promising to ultimately let it run “a mutually-defined enrichment program.”
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This item argues for the position United States should not have signed agreement on the topic Geneva interim agreement on Iranian nuclear program.
