N13 reports, citing an Israeli senior official, that Israel has a "red line" related to ballistic missiles; should Iran cross this red line, then Israel has no choice but to respond

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N13 reports, citing an Israeli senior official, that Israel has a "red line" related to ballistic missiles; should Iran cross this red line, then Israel has no choice but to respond

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  • "Even if the US succeeds in forcing Iran to remove its enriched uranium from its territory, and even agree to stop enriching uranium - still, as long as the missile issue is not addressed in the agreement - then another round against Iran within a very few years - to once again harm the missile industry - is a scenario defined in Israel as quite likely". 
  • "The negotiations currently underway between Iran and the US do not include a discussion on the issue of ballistic missiles".

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