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Top former Israeli officer: Iran nuclear deal revival would have 'unprecedented devastating consequences’

By: FOXNews.com
A former top Israeli military officer is warning of "unprecedented devastating consequences" if world powers return to a 2015 nuclear deal that was reached with Iran.
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