White House Trolls Netanyahu on Iran with Bomb Graphic
A familiar image showed up in a tweet sent out by the Obama administration Wednesday.
on September 27, 2012 in New York City.
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Turnabout is fair play.
The White House has employed a graphic first used by Benjamin Netanyahu to push its case for a nuclear deal with Iran that the Israeli Prime Minister opposes. On Wednesday, the president's office posted a tweet that borrowed the graphic representation of a bomb that Netanyahu had held up during a speech to the United Nation's General Assembly in which he warned of Iran's growing nuclear capability.