The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Israel spied on the Iran nuclear negotiations and shared information with President Obama’s enemies—the U.S. Congress.
Such betrayal.
Administrations conceal things from Congress all the time of course. They don’t usually act self-righteous when caught.
— David Frum (@davidfrum) March 24, 2015
BREAKING: Israel spied on Iran nuclear negotiations last year and passed details to Congress according to White House officials.
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) March 24, 2015
https://twitter.com/NoahCRothman/status/580198084279402496
Israel shared intel with American lawmakers. How. Dare. They. http://t.co/FsLKL2qDTI http://t.co/QpxMrRhEwj via @NoahCRothman
— Kerfuffle Actual? (@shoshido) March 24, 2015
Netanyahu’s affront: he shared info re Iran talks with … US Congress via @NoahCRothman: http://t.co/IyrIOepjOj http://t.co/48yYmtMIP6
— David Frum (@davidfrum) March 24, 2015
@davidfrum @NoahCRothman Telling US secrets to the US Congress must be a Logan Act violation? Huh? cc @JohnEkdahl
— ClassicalLibMOT (@CygnusA81) March 24, 2015
https://twitter.com/hoosierchicago/status/580199110222823425
@INTLSpectator Whhhhooooaaaa!
— Jacqueline Roche (@RocheJacqueline) March 24, 2015
Jaw hits table. Obama admin hits Israel for “steal[ing] U.S. secrets and play[ing] them back to U.S. legislators” http://t.co/yC6Y2AZraG
— David Frum (@davidfrum) March 24, 2015
WSJ story stresses: admin not mad at Israel for spying on talks. Admin mad at Israel for sharing its info w US Congress.
— David Frum (@davidfrum) March 24, 2015
I wonder if we're going to see a follow up on this in a day or two where we learn "spying" means talking with France.
— John Sexton (@verumserum) March 24, 2015
@verumserum Tantrum over "spying" meant 2 overshadow that Israel was right about awful details (which WH denied) & Iran even rejected those.
— (((AG))) (@AG_Conservative) March 24, 2015
One possible solution would be for US negotiators to provide info to Congress before Israel does. RE https://t.co/kD85l7kjz5
— Brian Faughnan (@BrianFaughnan) March 24, 2015