“The target date for this deal is the date on which a good deal will be achieved that will deny Iran a military nuclear capability,” he told Israel's parliament Monday.
For Netanyahu and his backers, however, hopes have all but evaporated that Iran can be forced by negotiators to completely end its ability to make nuclear fuel.
It's now unclear what type of deal would satisfy Israel, which sees a nuclear-armed Iran as a threat to its existence.
Iran has categorically denied it seeks nuclear arms and insists its only seeks reactors for energy and medical applications.
