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Israel PM warns Obama over Iran

Palestinians ask UN to end Israeli occupation by 2016

Agencies
A skeptical Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday directly warned US President Barack Obama not to accept any Iran deal that would allow Tehran to become a "threshold nuclear power."
They renewed their often prickly relationship in the Oval Office, meeting for the first time since their governments swapped some of the most harsh rhetoric in years over the Gaza crisis.
The Israeli leader delivered a clear signal that Israel was dismayed at the outlines of a possible agreement.
Netanyahu said at the United Nations this week that Iran was trying to "bamboozle" the world into sealing a nuclear deal that would leave Tehran with the capacity of thousands of centrifuges to enrich uranium. The nuclear threshold is the point at which a nation is considered to have the radioactive material, equipment and know-how to quickly produce a nuclear device, but has not yet taken the decision to do so.
Israel says it reserves the right to take military action against Iran's nuclear program if a deal is not reached to dismantle it.
Obama said he also wanted to discuss the rebuilding of Gaza with Netanyahu following the brutal war with Hamas which killed more than 2,000 Palestinians and 73 Israelis, most of them civilians.
Meanwhile, the Palestinians yesterday asked the UN Security Council to set November 2016 as the deadline for ending the Israeli occupation, according to a draft resolution obtained by AFP yesterday.
The draft, circulated to council members, follows Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas' address last week to the UN General Assembly in which he called for a fast-track to statehood. The text, put forward by the Arab group, calls for "full withdrawal of Israel, occupying power, from all of the
Palestinian territory occupied since 1967, including East Jerusalem, as rapidly as possible and to be fully completed within a specified timeframe, not to exceed November 2016."
It calls for the world body to respect "the independence and sovereignty of the state of Palestine and the right to self-determination of the Palestinian people."
UN diplomats said the draft resolution stood little chance of being adopted, but the move presents the Security Council with a challenge on how to advance the Middle East peace track if the Palestinian demand is rejected.
Israel is to press ahead with the planned construction of 2,610 settler homes in annexed east Jerusalem, a watchdog said Wednesday. The housing units, which have been slated for construction since 2012 in the neighbourhood of Givat Hamatos, were given final approval last week.