Israel's new government opposes Biden's policy in Iran

 The Lid:

One of the issues where Joe Biden and Binyamin Netanyahu disagreed about the most was Biden’s intent to get back into the Iranian Nuclear deal. But if Biden thought that Israel would drop the topic after they dropped Netanyahu he was wrong. At Sunday’s cabinet meeting in Israel, new PM Naftali Bennett trashed Biden’s intention of getting back into the JCPOA as fervently as Bibi ever did. He warned the US and other nations trying to regenerate the JCPOA with Iran to “wake up” following the election of a hard-line murderer as Iran’s new president. reenter the JCPOA, reenter the JCPOA

Iran ‘elected’ hardliner Ebrahim Raisi as its new president on Friday (well, their version of an election). The president-elect – who will be inaugurated in August – is under US sanctions. His nickname is the “Butcher of 1988,” and he’s been linked to the execution and torture of political prisoners, including children and pregnant women,

Bennett warned that Raisi’s election was “the last chance for the world powers to wake up before returning to the nuclear agreement and to understand who they’re doing business with. These guys are murderers, mass murderers.”
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Biden and the Democratic Party want the U.S. back into the deal because the ‘evil bad orange man’ (President Trump) pulled out of the deal. Trump correctly believed that the JCPOA put the United States in grave danger of an Iranian nuclear attack along with the Sunni Gulf States and Israel. Most of America doesn’t even know what’s really in the original JCPOA because a considerable amount of what Barack Obama and Fred Gwynn—er, John Kerry told America about the JCPOA was not true. Because of their reverence toward Obama, the MSM covered up the lies back then. Because of their Trump derangement syndrome and the happiness that Biden is POTUS, the media still not reporting the truth about the deal.
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I have seen no evidence that any country in the entire Middle East outside of Iranian proxies supports this nonsensical deal.  It is clearly the dumbest deal in world history.  The Biden administration has not made the case for getting back in this sorry deal.  It is hard to believe that any sane person outside of Iran supports this deal.  As much as Israeli politicians disagree on many issues, there is no disagreement on opposing this sorry deal.

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