The White House corrects its statement on Iran's nuclear program, undercutting Israel's claim Iran lied

On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a big show of unveiling what he called proof that Iran "lied" about its nuclear program, showing a wall of compact discs he said prove Iran had a nuclear weapons program, called Project Amad, that it shelved in 2003 -- 12 years before Iran signed its nuclear deal with U.S. and five other world powers. Netanyahu, who fiercely opposed the deal, said Iran did not "shelve its nuclear ambitions," but he offered no proof and took no questions. ...