Undersecretary of State Wendy Sherman speaks to the press in Jerusalem on February 22, 2014. According to reports, Sherman cautioned her European counterparts from disclosing information to Israel on the Iranian nuclear deal (screen capture: YouTube)
David Sanger, New York Times: Fear of Israeli Leaks Fuels Distrust Over U.S. Talks With Iran
WASHINGTON — With the Obama administration racing to negotiate the outlines of a nuclear deal with Iran by the end of March, aides to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel have charged in recent days that they are being deliberately left in the dark about the details of the talks. The Americans have said that is untrue, but even one of Washington’s closest negotiating partners reports being warned about being too open with the Israelis, “because whatever we say may be used in a selective way.”
The tensions between the United States and Israel over negotiating with Tehran have a long and twisted history, and they plunged to a new low when Mr. Netanyahu engineered an invitation to address a joint meeting of Congress, in less than two weeks, to warn against a “bad deal.”
Previous Post: Report: U.S. 'Limiting' Information It Shares With Israel On Iran Nuclear Talks
Update #1: NY Times: US asked Europe to limit reports to Israel on Iran talks. -- i24 News
Update #2: Bibi leaks details of Iran talks: U.S. -- Tehran Times
Good or bad Iran nuke deal? Israel vs. the US administration -- George Jahn, AP
WNU Editor: The U.S. is denying these reports .... State Department denies halting updates to Israel on Iran (Times of Israel) .... but EU officials are now confirming that this is what the U.S. told them they must do .... EU officials confirm Israel not fully briefed on Iran talks (Times of Israel). Hmmmm .... someone is lying.
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