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Federation responds to the announcement of the P5 + 1 Nuclear Agreement

Preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons is a number-one priority of Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ. Today, in response to the announcement of the accord between Iran and the P5+1 on Iran’s nuclear weapons, we want to recognize the hard work that President Obama, Secretary of State Kerry, and Under Secretary of State Sherman have put into crafting this agreement. The Federation has supported the diplomatic efforts throughout the process.
 
The threat of Iran obtaining weapons is a matter of the gravest concern and utmost urgency to the world. Iran has continually violated the human rights of its people, funded terrorist organizations, threatened annihilation of Israel, worked to destabilize neighboring countries in the region, supported Holocaust denial, and created a covert nuclear weapons program. It is not a country that has earned our trust.
 
Therefore, Federation welcomes the close scrutiny by Congress and the debates on the merits of the agreement. The 60-day Congressional review window opens a critical period in which to examine the agreement to certify that it has the rigorous inspection and compliance components necessary to ensure that Iran does not continue to increase its uranium enrichment. Additionally, we call on the international community to demand that all concerted efforts continue to be made to guarantee that Iran will never be allowed to possess nuclear weapons.
 
The Community Relations Committee (CRC) of Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ will continue to monitor the situation; strongly advocate for an agreement that ensures the safety and security of the United States, Israel, and our allies in the Gulf region; as well as engage closely with our Congressional delegation.

The CRC of Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ is the government affairs, public policy, and advocacy arm of the Federation and represents the viewpoints of the 130,000 members of our community to elected officials and interfaith-interethnic, and other influentials in the community at large.

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