HERZLIYA Israel (Reuters) - Iran is negotiating seriously on a deal to curb its disputed nuclear programme, a senior Israeli intelligence officer said on Monday in a shift of tone from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's scepticism.
Brigadier-General Itai Brun, military intelligence's chief analyst, told a strategic forum that Iran was honouring a November interim agreement that Netanyahu had condemned as an "historic mistake" for easing sanctions on Israel's arch-enemy.
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