Mossad chief warns Iran nuclear deal will not give Tehran 'immunity' from Israeli action
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Mossad chief David Barnea warned that a nuclear deal with Tehran would be "based on Iranian lies," and that Israel is prepared to strike if Iran acts against the Jewish state.
"It is important for me to stress we are not partaking in this game of closing the eyes. We are not turning away from the proven truth, we are relying on facts," Barnea said.
"Even if a nuclear agreement is signed, this is not going to bring any immunity from Mossad activities," he added. "From this podium, as head of Mossad, I want to clarify the Iranian regime will not have any space for denial. The Mossad and its partners will expose and will continue to expose anyone who stands behind attempts for terrorist activities."
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