More 'negotiations with Iran.'
Publisher's note: In yet another round of diplomatic talks which Tehran will undoubtedly use to continue enhancing its enrichment agenda and nuclear ambitions, Under Secretary of State Wendy Sherman stated that she hopes no one interferes during the talks because "talks with Iran will be very hard and we can't afford to make it even harder."
One can only imagine that she is referring to the State of Israel, (Iran's planned target) offering objections during the proceedings which will undoubtedly be the normal appeasement circus we've
become used to.
Arutz Sheva: Wendy Sherman, undersecretary of state for political affairs and the head of the American negotiation team to the nuclear talks between Iran and six world powers (P5+1), said Saturday that the goal is to reach a permanent agreement with Iran by July 20.
Sherman was speaking to reporters in Jerusalem, where she arrived in order to brief the Israelis on the latest round of talks between Iran and the P5+1 in Vienna.
In what appeared to be a warning to Israel, she said the United States hopes no one will interfere with the talks.
"We don't enter these talks with rose-colored glasses and we don't know yet if we can resolve this diplomatically," Sherman said, according to Haaretz.
"It will be critical that our negotiators and partners have the space to get this done diplomatically. The talks with Iran will be very hard and we can't afford to make it even harder."