Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after the discovery of a plot to carry out an attack against a demonstration organized by a group of Iranian exiles near Paris, during a party organized for the United States Independence Day, hosted by the US ambassador in Israel, David Friedman, urged European countries to cancel planned talks with Iran to preserve the nuclear deal and commended US President Donald Trump for withdrawing Washington from the deal.
"Stop supporting Iran", the premier warned, "Stop funding the regime that sponsors terrorism against you and against many others" and then added "President Trump has decided to leave this bad deal and has done the greatest thing for the security of the world and for the security of Israel ”.
Hassan Rohani, Iranian president, is on a tour of Europe for a series of meetings to preserve the understanding, a goal shared by the European Union, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia and China.
Last week, two people were arrested in Belgium, one in Germany and three others in France on suspicion of planning a bomb attack at a meeting of the Iranian political group "People's Mujahideen", one of the major opponents of the theocratic regime in Tehran.
The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), close to the "People's Mujahideen" movement, accused the ayatollahs of being the mastermind of the foiled attack and called for the closure of "Iranian diplomatic representations in Europe", accused of being " espionage centers "and" bases for preparing terrorist attacks ".
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif rejected the accusations and posting a message on Twitter said that the foiled attack is only a ploy to damage the Islamic republic.