‘Dealing with the masters of lies': Israeli ambassador on Iran's ceasefire breach
Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon calls the Iranian regime 'masters of lies'
'The regime in Tehran never had any intention of complying,' Mr Danon said at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
'You know who we are dealing with; you are not engaging with a regime that negotiates in good faith.
'You are dealing with the masters of lies, deceit and delay.'
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