Netanyahu tells Greek PM Egypt could aspire to nukes
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his Greek counterpart, George Papandreou, at a chance meeting in a Moscow restaurant that "one of the dangers to world peace is that nuclear weapons in the hands of Iran could cause countries such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey to desire to equip themselves similarly".
Netanyahu and his wife Sara were dining on the second floor of Moscow's famous Pushkin Restaurant when they were approached by the manager, who told them Papandreou was dining on the floor beneath them. (Roni Sofer)
