Angela Merkel makes final state visit to Israel's Holocaust memorial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Germany was a leading player in the 2015 international nuclear deal with Iran.
42% : She said the situation was 'very difficult' as Iran continued to enrich uranium.
38% : While the two leaders both vowed to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, they voiced different approaches about how to do that.
36% : Mrs Merkel said that Germany remained committed to reviving the international nuclear agreement with Iran - a step Israel opposes.
36% : They interpret conciliation as a weakness,' Mr Bennett said, accusing Iran of trying to delay while it moved forward with its weapons efforts.
30% : Israel considers Iran its greatest enemy, citing the country's military presence in neighbouring Syria and its support for hostile militant groups across the region.
30% : It accuses Iran of trying to develop nuclear weapons - a charge Iran denies - and says a nuclear-armed Iran would pose an existential threat to Israel.

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