B Bill Malarkeyville Sep 7, 2016 #1 Republican nominee Donald Trump said Monday that if he is not elected as the U.S. president Israel would cease to exist as a country because of the Iranian nuclear deal. Trump told labor leaders in Cleveland on Monday, according to The Columbus Dispatch that the deal to slow down Iran’s nuclear programme in return for the lifting of a crippling international sanctions regime on the Islamic Republic’s economy “is going to destroy Israel—unless I get elected.” He added: “Then Israel will be just fine.”
Republican nominee Donald Trump said Monday that if he is not elected as the U.S. president Israel would cease to exist as a country because of the Iranian nuclear deal. Trump told labor leaders in Cleveland on Monday, according to The Columbus Dispatch that the deal to slow down Iran’s nuclear programme in return for the lifting of a crippling international sanctions regime on the Islamic Republic’s economy “is going to destroy Israel—unless I get elected.” He added: “Then Israel will be just fine.”
