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be refilled and more money can be spent supporting terrorists such as Islamic Jihad and Hamas." In an interview with The Atlantic in May, President Barack Obama attempted to dismiss the argument that sanctions relief will immediately mean billions of extra dollars for Iranian- backed terror groups. -

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an-backed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasranah Following the money: How much of Iran deal's sanctions relief will fund terror? By Aline Dain Sharon and Sean Savage/JNS.org Beyond the recently reached nuclear deal's implications for Iran's nuclear program itself, much of the fear about the agreement centers on