Any final deal between six powers and Iran on its disputed nuclear�program�must include recognition of Israel's right to exist, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday.
TEL AVIV (Sputnik)�� The Israeli prime minister voiced Thursday "strong opposition" to�the international agreement on�Iran's nuclear development� program."Israel demands that any final agreement with�Iran will include a clear and unambiguous Iranian recognition of�Israel's right to�exist," Netanyahu said in�a statement following�a meeting with�cabinet members to�discuss Thursday's framework agreement between�P5+1 negotiators and Iran.

"Israel will not accept an agreement which allows a country that vows to�annihilate us to�develop nuclear weapons, period," the Israeli leader added.

He said that in�a few years, the restrictions on�Iran's nuclear program under�the deal would be removed thus enabling Iran to�have a "massive enrichment capacity" that could be used by�Tehran to�produce many nuclear bombs within�several months.

On Thursday, Tehran and the P5+1 group of�international mediators reached a breakthrough framework deal on�the Iranian nuclear program in�Lausanne, Switzerland, agreeing on�a number of�key issues that include uranium enrichment, the number of�centrifuges and sanctions imposed on�the Islamic republic.

Netanyahu said that the deal did not prevent Iran from�developing nuclear weapon, but, on�the contrary, paved a way for�Iran to�produce it.

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