(CNN) -- Olli Heinonen, the former deputy director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency recently asserted that Iran having passed the "point of no return" in its nuclear weapons program could within two weeks have the ability to enrich enough missile-grade uranium to build a bomb. Yet U.S.-led direct negotiations with Iran broke down in Geneva while the potential remains for the unraveling of sanctions. Israel wants Iran's enrichment of uranium set back by 12 months along with the dismantling of numerous centrifuges. The U.S., however, is willing to set it back by five months. Israel fears the problem with the U.S. timeline is if Iran kicks out inspectors, Washington would not have sufficient time to gear up militarily.
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Former IAEA deputy: Iran could have ability to enrich bomb-grade uranium in 2 weeks
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Israel fears Washington would have insufficient time to gear up militarily - Barak Seener
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Seener: U.S.'s policies aiding Islamism, by backing Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and Syrian jihadists
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey as well as Israel all fear Iran gaining nuclear status - Seener
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