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The president in an interview told to the New York Times to give away the unconfirmed deal to the questions which are accusing him of giving much more than needed, Barack highlighted that they have got their backs of hostility in the Iran's face.
He added, if there is not a chance to block the ability to go on with the agreement, he will accept some sort of voting system in the Congress. In the "The New York Times" interview, with the Op-Ed columnist, Thomas L. Friedman on Sunday, Obama told that it was their best bet so far to keep in control of Iran's nuclear weapon programme.
"After closing this deal, the United States of America will send a clear message to the Iran country and the entire place that if any country is goint to mess with Israel, USA will be there for them."
‘If anyone mess with Israel, we are there for them' in the Nuclear Deal with Israel
In an interview that was held on Saturday, President had given some new information on how the inspectors who come from globally has access to the nuclear sites that was suspected to be there and other consequences that would happen to sanctions that were being lifted.
In the meetings that were held in Switzerland, 2 major issues were discussed of which President's descriptions were different from that of the main elements of Interpretations of Iran.
This difference between the negotiations will lead to much more hard moments in the nearby future, and the agreements that were made last week are to be set down in a document which is written and signed by this June 30th by all the parties.
Obama says 'If anyone mess with Israel, we are there for them' in the Nuclear Deal with Israel
