US-Iran nuclear deal will not tie Israel's hands: US Ambassador to Israel -

Jerusalem: US Ambassador to Israel, Thomas Nides, said, ‘Even if the agreement is signed between the United States and Iran, this agreement will not tie Israeli hands. Israel can act in any manner deemed fit for its security.’ Four days ago, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Israel. International analysts claimed that this US Secretary of State visit was to reassure Israel over the Iran nuclear deal. This is the reaction received from the United States after that.

Reports of Iran and the western countries reaching very close to signing the nuclear deal are being received. The accusations that the Biden administration has accepted main Iranian demands to sign the agreement intensify. This has displeased Israel and the Arab countries confronting Iran. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited the Gulf countries and Israel to reassure them of the Iran nuclear deal.

Israel has already warned that Iran will not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons under any circumstances, and Israel is willing to pay any price for it. At the same time, Israel reiterated the stand even during the visit of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett also warned that Israel would not hesitate to use the military option for this purpose.

Thereafter, the US media carried reports of Secretary of State, Blinken demanding that Israel should suggest an alternative to the Iran nuclear deal. Israel has already clarified that Iran’s nuclear program is no alternative, which has reached close to producing a nuclear weapon. In this scenario, US Ambassador to Israel, Thomas Nides, said that Israel is free to take any action against Iran while speaking to an Israeli news agency. Nides clarified that the US-Iran nuclear deal would not come in the way of the Israeli action.

Meanwhile, the Biden administration vying for the nuclear deal with Iran has lost the trust of Israel and the Middle East allies. US media and analysts are pointing this out to the Biden administration. Despite this, the Biden administration is firm on the Iran nuclear deal. At the same time, the United States is saying that it will not oppose any Israeli action against Iran.