Netanyahu slams ‘deeply flawed’ Iran nuclear deal at Davos

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slams the Iran nuclear deal during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

“The preeminent terror state of our time to produce nuclear weapon,” he tells CNN’s Fareed Zakaria.

“I think that the present deal is so deeply flawed that it guarantees that Iran will have the opportunity to make nuclear weapons,” Netanyahu says.

“That the fact that they signed a bad deal doesn’t meant they have to keep a bad deal.”

“Inspections are deeply flawed because Iran says, you cannot inspect military sites… this is just one example of how flawed this deal is.”

“I don’t care if they keep the deal or fix it, I don’t want Iran to get nuclear weapons,” he says, adding that the Tehran regime “openly says they will use any weapon to annihilate Israel.”

“By the way, the Arab states — unnamed states — agree with me.

— Jacob Magid