Now, it seems to me that we have allowed, or at least the premise of this negotiation has been, let us not have an Iranian nuclear weapon capability, but let us do so at the expense of expanding international and global terrorism.
Deborah Koff Ross: “Now, it seems to me that we have allowed, or at least the premise of this negotiation has been, let us not have an…”
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Ross critiques the negotiation approach, suggesting it may increase global terrorism.
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