article_snippet: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nethanyahu flew to the United States earlier this month to lobby President Barack Obama, right, about Tel Aviv's concerns over any potential deal with Iran over Iran nuclear ambitions .
article_snippet: Earlier this month, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took time out from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu re-election campaign to directly lobby U.S. President Barack Obama and senior members of Congress to highlight Israel's opposition to any proposed deal.
article_snippet: Upon Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu return to Tel Aviv, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: 'After my short visit to the United States, I return to Israel knowing that many around the world heard what Israel has to say about a deal.'
article_snippet: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wanted any proposed deal dependent upon Iran denouncing terrorism world wide and ceasing Israel ongoing sponsorship of jihadi organisations.
article_snippet: Israel wants any deal to include the dismantling of Iran's nuclear weapon development programme .
article_snippet: Israel's Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz said: 'We don't have a plan B, We only have a plan A and this is to try to prevent a bad deal with Iran or at least to try to make a plan B more reasonable and to close some of the gaps and loopholes that made it even worse.'
article_snippet: Israeli diplomats believe that the United States is willing to do a deal with Iran.
article_snippet: Israeli officials claim Israeli officials are only interested d in proposal which 'dismantles, not simply freezes' Tehran's nuclear weapon programme.
highlights_snippet: Israel is concerned about a possible nuclear deal with the Iranian regime .
  