Israel PM: No 'partial deal' with a nuclear Iran
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Israel's prime minister says the world should not accept what he called a "partial deal" to curb Iran's nuclear program --just as it would not have allowed the Syrian government to keep any of its chemical weapons stockpile.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told US Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday that negotiators must require Tehran to end all enrichment on uranium, get rid of any fissile material and close water plants and underground bunkers Netanyahu said are only necessary to build a nuclear bomb. (AP)
