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DON’T TRUST TEHRAN: Bibi Says Iran Has Chemical Weapons, Would Kill Americans ‘If They Could’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu isn’t convinced Iran has changed. In fact, he says trusting Tehran would be a mistake. Speaking in remarks reported by the New York Post, Netanyahu warned that Iran “definitely” possesses chemical weapons... Read more.
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