Facts are a stubborn thing.
Here's an excerpt from an article on just one of the seven Iranians released by the soebarkah administration.
The technology Mechanic sold to Iran is used in a wide range of military systems, including surface-air and cruise missiles. Between July 2010 and 2015, Mechanic's network allegedly obtained 28 million parts valued at about $24 million worth and shipped them to Iran through Taiwan and Turkey. Among the parts shipped were microelectronics and digital signal processors, according to the indictment.
You mean examples like this .... time to take the politically correct blinders off ....
The Badly Kept Secret of Israel’s Trade Throughout the Muslim World
There’s a good chance that Iran’s computer systems, the electricity in Indonesian PM’s office and the body armor protecting Saudi soldiers came from Israel. ...
“Trade with Iran is an ancient story,” says Prof. Uri Bialer of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, an expert in international relations who has researched ties between Israel and Iran. “Money has no smell. Iranians always try to do business, and there have always been Israelis with an eye for making money.” [end quote]
Now many of the Israeli companies doing business with Iran ASLO have American ties, and so the question is, what did those business guys do that our supposed closest ally in the Middle East has not done. This is liken to the post calling the kettle black is it not?
http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2016/january/15/caught-with-our-pants-down-in-the-gulf/
http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2016/january/17/when-peace-breaks-out-with-iran/
http://www.abc.net.au/pm/content/2011/s3233005.htm
Jailed Iranian journalist uncovers Iran-Israel relations
http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2011/01/12/133192.html
Jailed Iranian Nader Karimi uncovered an “intimate†relationship between Iran and Israel and vowed to release a book about the information he has when he is set free.
Nader Karimi, an inmate of the Evin Prison in Tehran over charges of destabilizing the regime, said that the animosity between Iran and Israel does not exceed a verbal war that is meant to give the Muslim world the impression that Iran is Israel’s staunch enemy and the protector of Palestinians. ... Karimi added that the Iranian and Israeli governments have been using journalists to make their “charade†credible and to deceive the world into thinking that they are enemies.
Karimi, who is also an expert in Iranian-Israeli affairs, said that the years he spent talking to Iranian diplomats and studying the history of the relationship between Iran and Israel made him realize that both countries are, in fact, benefiting from the fake war propagated by mass media.