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The Experts Assess the Iran Agreement of 2015: Chuck Freilich

| July 17, 2015

No country has more at stake in the nuclear deal with Iran than Israel. For the United States and Western allies it is a major foreign policy issue; for Israel it is potentially one of national existence. So no one in Israel takes it lightly.

Premier Netanyahu has come out strongly against the agreement, arguing that it is a bad deal which threatens international security and Israel's future. In his statements he has repeatedly made reference to 1938, evoking the specter of Munich and the Holocaust....

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For Academic Citation: Freilich, Chuck.“The Experts Assess the Iran Agreement of 2015: Chuck Freilich.” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, July 17, 2015.

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Chuck Freilich

Chuck Freilich

  • Former Senior Fellow, International Security Program, January 2006–October 2019
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