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Israel's Netanyahu opposes Iran nuclear deal in speech to Congress

Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, uses a diagram of a bomb to describe Iran's nuclear program while delivering his address to the 67th United Nations General Assembly meeting September 27, 2012 at the United Nations in New York.
Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, uses a diagram of a bomb to describe Iran's nuclear program while delivering his address to the 67th United Nations General Assembly meeting September 27, 2012 at the United Nations in New York. He sounded a similar alarm in a speech to a joint session of U.S. Congress today.
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Israel's Netanyahu opposes Iran nuclear deal in speech to Congress

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strongly criticized a potential deal on Iran's nuclear program in a rare address to a joint session of US Congress this morning.

He's opposed to a deal with Iran, supported by the Obama administration, that would restrict Iran's nuclear program, saying it doesn't go far enough.

His high-profile speech comes less than two weeks from a contentious election in Israel, in which Netanyahu's own political future hangs in the balance.

And that's drawn criticism from some US lawmakers and the Obama Administration.