Question: that's our next sit-down, obviously. what impact do you think the israeli elections are going to have on your ability to sell any iranian nuclear agreement to both the american public and this congress?
Answer: i don't think it will have a significant impact. obviously there's significant skepticism in israel generally about iran. and understandably. iran has made vile comments, anti-semitic comments, comments about the destruction of israel. it is precisely for that reason that even before i became president, i said iran could not have a nuclear weapon. what is going to have an effect on whether we get a deal done is, number one, is iran prepared to show, to prove to the world that it is not developing a nuclear weapon, and can we verify that in an intrusive, consistent way. and frankly, they have not yet made the kind of concessions that are i think going to be needed for a final deal to get done. but they have moved, and so there's the possibility. the other thing is going to be me being able to show not just the american people or the israeli people but the world that, in fact, we have mechanisms in place that will prevent iran from having a nuclear weapon. and that the deal that is made not only is verifiable, but it also makes it much less likely that iran is able to break out than if we have no deal at all. and that's an argument that we are going to have to make, if we have a deal. but we've still got some more to do.
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  that's our next sit-down, obviously. what impact do you think the israeli elections are going to have on your ability to sell any iranian nuclear agreement to both the american public and this congress?
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  i don't think it will have a significant impact. obviously there's significant skepticism in israel generally about iran. and understandably. iran has made vile comments, anti-semitic comments, comments about the destruction of israel. it is precisely for that reason that even before i became president, i said iran could not have a nuclear weapon. what is going to have an effect on whether we get a deal done is, number one, is iran prepared to show, to prove to the world that it is not developing a nuclear weapon, and can we verify that in an intrusive, consistent way. and frankly, they have not yet made the kind of concessions that are i think going to be needed for a final deal to get done. but they have moved, and so there's the possibility. the other thing is going to be me being able to show not just the american people or the israeli people but the world that, in fact, we have mechanisms in place that will prevent iran from having a nuclear weapon. and that the deal that is made not only is verifiable, but it also makes it much less likely that iran is able to break out than if we have no deal at all. and that's an argument that we are going to have to make, if we have a deal. but we've still got some more to do.