The negotiations in Geneva on Sunday. Yesterday in  , Iran and the nations — the five permanent members of the ; , , , , and ; plus — reached a six-month deal over 's nuclear enrichment programme. Iran is to reduce its nuclear activities in return for a lifting of some economic sanctions. Iran has agreed to not build any new enrichment facilities, to halt enrichment of past a purity of 5\%, to "neutralise" a stockpile of nearly 200 of enriched uranium of a purity of nearly 20\%, to not install new , and to disable a number of existing centrifuges. They also have to allow access for inspections by the  (IAEA) to a number of sites including and , as well as information on the reactor at . , prime minister of  , said the deal was a "historic mistake" and said the Iranians had agreed only to "cosmetic concessions" that "can be undone by the Iranians within weeks". "Israel", he said, "is not bound to this agreement while Iran is committed to the destruction of Israel. Israel has the right to protect itself in the face of any threat. I wish to reiterate that as the prime minister of Israel — Israel will not allow Iran to develop nuclear military capabilities." He also said: "Iran is receiving billions of dollars in relief in the sanctions without paying any sort of price. Iran is receiving written approval to violate UN Security Council resolutions".
The negotiations in Geneva on Sunday. Yesterday in Geneva , Iran and the nations — the five permanent members of the UN Security Council; United States, United Kingdom, China, France, and Russia; plus Germany — reached a six-month deal over 's nuclear enrichment programme. Iran is to reduce its nuclear activities in return for a lifting of some economic sanctions. Iran has agreed to not build any new enrichment facilities, to halt enrichment of past a purity of 5\%, to "neutralise" a stockpile of nearly 200 of enriched uranium of a purity of nearly 20\%, to not install new , and to disable a number of existing centrifuges. They also have to allow access for inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to a number of sites including and , as well as information on the reactor at . , prime minister of Israel , said the deal was a "historic mistake" and said the Iranians had agreed only to "cosmetic concessions" that "can be undone by the Iranians within weeks". "Israel", he said, "is not bound to this agreement while Iran is committed to the destruction of Israel. Israel has the right to protect itself in the face of any threat. I wish to reiterate that as the prime minister of Israel — Israel will not allow Iran to develop nuclear military capabilities." He also said: "Iran is receiving billions of dollars in relief in the sanctions without paying any sort of price. Iran is receiving written approval to violate UN Security Council resolutions".
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