pakatan HarApan: NETANYAHU untuk PUTIN: Selesaikanlah IRAN seperti mana yang Anda lakukan kepada SYRIA . . .

Presiden Rusia Vladimir Putin (kanan) bercakap dengan Perdana Menteri Israel Benjamin Netanyahu semasa mesyuarat mereka di Kremlin Moscow, pada 20 November 2013. Netanyahu tiba hari ini di Moscow. (Russia's President Vladimir Putin (R) speaks with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during their meeting in Moscow's Kremlin, on November 20, 2013. Netanyahu arrived today in Moscow. (AFP Photo/Alexei Nikolsky - think IN pictures @1WORLDCommunity)

SitiWanMahani - PM Israel Benjamin Netanyahu telah mencadangkan isu nuklear Iran perlu diselesaikan dengan pendekatan yang sama seperti Rusia tawarkan untuk Syria, berkata ia akan aman untuk Tehran sama seperti ia adalah untuk negara yang dilanda perang Arab.

“Ini akan menjadi aman, penyelesaian diplomatik isu nuklear Iran hanya cara ia [penye-lesaian] yang mana telah dicapai di Syria mengenai senjata kimia,” kata Perdana Menteri Israel di akhbar- persidangan dengan Presiden Rusia Vladimir Putin.

Sementara itu, Presiden Putin berkata beliau berharap hasil positif daripada rundingan di Geneva, menekankan bahawa kedua-dua Rusia dan Israel yakin bahawa “resolusi saling boleh diterima” boleh didapati.

Netanyahu telah berbanding isu nuklear Iran untuk memiliki Syria senjata kimia menga-takan bahawa ia adalah satu perkara yang “hampir sama” dengan apa yang “negeri [kum-pulan P5 +1] yang terlibat dalam rundingan Geneva” kini rundingan.

Netanyahu menekankan bahawa Israel berminat untuk penyelesaian yang aman dan diplomatik bagi Iran, sama seperti dengan Syria, di mana proses perlucutan senjata berlaku.

“Saya fikir kita boleh membuat kesimpulan yang serius daripada resolusi bahawa kuasa telah mencapai pada senjata bukan konvensional Syria. Dalam kes Syria, Rusia dan kuasa lain yang agak wajar menegaskan penuh pelucutan senjata di Syria,” katanya.

Netanyahu berkata bahawa masyarakat antarabangsa tidak akan bersetuju untuk membe-narkan Syria untuk mengurangkan keupayaan senjata kimia, tetapi membenarkan ia untuk mengekalkan keupayaan untuk mengumpul lebih banyak stok simpanan di masa depan.

PM Israel berkata,” masyarakat antarabangsa pasti mesti awasi pelaksanaan resolusi Majlis Keselamatan PBB oleh Iran, iaitu untuk menghentikan pengayaan uranium, untuk menghapus sentrifugal, untuk mengeluarkan bahan yang kaya dari Iran dan menghapus reaktor dalam Arak”.

Sejak tahun 2006, Majlis Keselamatan PBB telah mengenakan satu siri sekatan mensa-sarkan entiti, orang yang terlibat dalam program nuklear Iran. Selain itu, berasingan Amerika Syarikat dan EU sekatan telah disasarkan tenaga Iran dan sektor perbankan.

Jika dicapai, perjanjian itu dapat melihat program nuklear Iran ditahan selama 6 bulan, dalam pertukaran untuk negara-negara Barat mengangkat sekatan.

Di bawah perjanjian itu, Amerika Syarikat berkata ia akan unfreeze tidak lebih daripada $ 10 bilion wang Iran.

Netanyahu menegaskan bahawa aktiviti dan nuklear Iran “cuba untuk membangunkan sen-jata nuclear” kekal menjadi ancaman utama untuk “kewujudan Israel” dan “keamanan dan keselamatan” di seluruh DUNIA.

Perdana Menteri Israel, adalah di Moscow untuk cuba memujuk Rusia untuk mengenakan terma sukar dalam perjanjian nuklear dengan Iran bahawa negara Yahudi itu kuat yang menentang.

Netanyahu telah mengadakan pertemuan dengan Presiden Vladimir Putin secara tertutup untuk menyuarakan kebimbangan beliau mengenai perjanjian itu sedang dibincangkan di Iran rundingan nuklear di Geneva, di mana diplomat kanan dari Britain, China, Perancis, Russia, Amerika Syarikat dan Jerman (dikenali bersama sebagai kumpulan P5 +1) kembali di meja rundingan .

Israel menganggap simpanan bahan nuklear Iran ancaman manusia dan mahu uranium diperkaya untuk dikeluarkan dan keupayaan dibongkar.

Rusia berharap yang pihak akan memuktamadkan perjanjian semasa rundingan di Geneva minggu ini. Ia juga berusaha untuk membekukan atau membendung aktiviti-aktiviti nuklear Iran dalam pertukaran untuk bantuan beberapa dari sekatan antarabangsa.

Pusingan sebelumnya rundingan di Geneva 2 minggu lalu gagal untuk menghasilkan per-janjian. Beberapa menyalahkan yang kegagalan di Perancis, manakala yang lain, teru-tamanya Amerika Syarikat, menunjukkan di Tehran, mengatakan bahawa ia “tidak boleh mengambil” ia sebagai P5 +1 “membentangkan cadangan kami kepada Iran”.

Netanyahu to Putin: Resolve Iran like you did Syria

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has suggested Iran’s nuclear issue should be resolved with the same approach as Russia offered for Syria, saying it will be peaceful for Tehran just like it was for the war-torn Arab state.

“This will be a peaceful, diplomatic solution of Iran’s nuclear issue just the way it [solution] has been achieved in Syria regarding its chemical weapons,” the Israeli Prime Minister said at a press-conference with Russia’s President Vladimir Putin.

For his part, President Putin said he was hopeful of a positive outcome from the talks in Geneva, stressing that both Russia and Israel were optimistic that a "mutually acceptable resolution" could be found.

Netanyahu has compared Iran’s nuclear issue to Syria's possession of chemical weapons saying that it was a matter “very similar” to what the “states [P5+1 group] involved in Geneva talks” are now negotiating.

Netanyahu stressed that Israel is interested in a peaceful and diplomatic solution for Iran, just like with Syria, where the disarmament process going on.

"I think that we can draw serious conclusions from the resolution that the powers have reached on Syria's non-conventional weapons. In the case of Syria, Russia and other powers quite justifiably insisted on full the disarmament of Syria," he said.

Netanyahu said that the International community would not agree to allow Syria to reduce its chemical weapons ability but allowing it to keep its capacity to amass more stockpiles in the future.

The Israeli PM said "the international community must definitely watch closely the implementation of the UN Security Council resolution by Iran, namely, to cease uranium enrichment, to dismantle the centrifuges, to withdraw the enriched material from Iran and dismantle the reactor in Arak".

Since 2006, the UN Security Council has imposed a series of sanctions targeting entities, people involved in Iran's nuclear program. Besides that, separate US and EU sanctions have targeted Iran's energy and banking sectors

If reached, the deal could see Iran’s nuclear program put on hold for six months, in exchange for Western nations lifting sanctions.

Under the deal, the US said it would unfreeze no more than $10 billion of Iran’s money.

Netanyahu has reiterated that Iran’s nuclear activity and “attempts to develop a nuclear weapon” remain the main threat for “Israelis existence” and “peace and security” in the whole world.

The Israeli Prime Minister is in Moscow to try to persuade Russia to impose tougher terms in a nuclear deal with Iran that the Jewish state strongly opposes.

Netanyahu has met President Vladimir Putin behind closed-doors to voice his concerns about the deal being discussed at Iran nuclear talks in Geneva, where senior diplomats from Britain, China, France, Russia, the US and Germany (known together as P5+1 group) are back at the negotiating table.

Israel considers Iran’s stockpile of nuclear material a mortal threat and wants its enriched uranium to be removed and capabilities dismantled.

Russia is hopeful the sides will hammer out a deal during talks in Geneva this week. It is also seeking to freeze or curb Iran's nuclear activities in exchange for some relief from international sanctions.

The previous round of talks in Geneva two weeks ago failed to produce an agreement. Some blamed the failure on France, while others, particularly the US, pointed at Tehran, saying that it “couldn't take” it as the P5+1 “presented our proposal to the Iranians”.