++John Kerry blasted Bibi at the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee for his cheerleading the Iraq War and now misrepresenting the deal on the Iranian nukes.
++Susan Rice said that Bibi's speech would tear at the fabric binding our two nations.
++Bibi said in Israel that the world had given up at the Iranian talks.
++Senator Feinstein and Senator Dick Durbin asked Bibi to meet with the Democratic Senators. Bibi turned it down as too "partisan".
++Isaac Herzog turned down Bibi's request to joint him at the Congressional speech because Israel faces an "existential threat" caused by the Iranian agreement.
++Herzog also turned down AIPAC.
++Last night all the Israeli press were ablaze with reports from Geneva that seemed to confirm Bibi's concerns that the Western powers were agreeing that the terms of the agreement would expire in 10-15 years.
++David Ignatius defended a "flawed" Iranian deal as the least worse choice.
++The National Council of Resistance in Iran revealed yesterday the site of a new secret nuclear project in Iran. Brookings Institute says the IAEA should investigate it.
++The Israeli critiques now of the so-called deal focus on the inability of the IAEA to have the sophistication to monitor the centrifuges.
++The Times of Israel said that the deal is flawed because it doesn't take into consideration ballistic missiles and sizes of warheads. Of course, the Iranians don't admit that the nuclear program has any intentions to manufacture weapons.
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