Iran also pledged to relinquish spent fuel for the still-to-be completed Arak heavy water reactor, according to the report.The proposed measures, along with more probing inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), were meant to allay global fears and make sure that the Islamic Republic cannot quickly reach nuclear weapons capability.The Iranian source, whom the report claimed had “proven reliable in the past,” said his country offered to allow full monitoring of the underground enrichment facility at Fordo, and to convert it to a research facility.The proposal, as reported, failed to address previous Western demands that all uranium enriched to 20% be removed from Iran, operations at Fordo be suspended and work on Arak stopped.Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif took to Twitter on Friday and denied the information contained in the Al-Monitor report.He said members of the Iranian negotiating team and their counterparts in the P5+1 were the only ones who knew the details of Iran’s proposal. He claimed that “anonymous sources have no info.”US and European officials did not comment on the purported leaked details of the Iranian plan, but P5+1 representatives left Geneva upbeat about the headway made at the conference. Negotiations are scheduled to resume in early November.White House spokesman Jay Carney said Wednesday that the talks contained a “level of seriousness and substance that we have not seen before.” While cautioning not to expect a prompt breakthrough, Carney said the US “found the Iranian presentation very useful.”The sides released a statement at the end of two days of talks calling the meetings “substantive and forward looking.”US and EU officials said Tuesday that they had held very detailed technical talks with the Iranian delegation “for the first time.” US State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said that while it wasn’t “a breakthrough at this stage … it certainly is positive that there was enough information to have technical discussions.”Times of Israel staff contributed to this report. 

Iran FM: Israel seeks to undermine nuclear talks

Israel’s ‘frustration and warmongering’ will likely disturb efforts to strike nuke deal, Zarif says; French FM warns it’s ‘too early to draw conclusions’ on Iran’s cooperation

October 18, 2013, 1:44 pm Updated: October 18, 2013, 4:56 pm 6-The Times of Israel
The comments by Fabius to French legislators on Thursday contrast with more optimistic comments from some other participants at the talks in Geneva. Fabius also said that France “does not confuse appearances with reality.’”In Tehran, Ayatollah Ahmad Emami Kashani, the leader of Friday prayers, told worshippers that Israel has been trying to portray Islam as an “uncivilized and cruel” religion. He also reiterated denials that Tehran seeks nuclear weapons.“Iran is not disturbing the security (of the world) at all,” said Emami Kashani. “We consider nuclear weapons to be forbidden.”In 2005, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has final say on all state matters, banned nuclear weapons in a religious decree.___

EZEKIEK 38:5-7
5 Persia,(IRAN,IRAQ) Ethiopia, and Libya with them; all of them with shield and helmet:
6 Gomer,(GERMANY) and all his bands; the house of Togarmah (TURKEY) of the north quarters, and all his bands:(SUDAN,AFRICA) and many people with thee.
7 Be thou prepared, and prepare for thyself, thou, and all thy company that are assembled unto thee, and be thou a guard unto them.

Germany urges settlement ‘restraint,’ pledges aid to PA

Abbas meets with Merkel in Berlin, says Palestinians conducting talks with Israel ‘very earnestly’

October 18, 2013, 3:08 pm 8-The Times of Israel