This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

The G7 meeting.

In the joint communique at the end of the meeting in Italy,

leaders in Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United States

articulated a united policy on several key issues,

this is Voice of America.

Among them were the continuing need for support for Ukraine against Russia's aggression and included in that package was a condemnation

of Iran's destabilizing actions with regard not only the Middle East but also questions unanswered about the international

atomic energy agencies inability to have clarity of Iran's

nuclear, suspect nuclear weapons program.

Malcolm Honeline, Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish

organizations is here with me as my co-host,

and we're very pleased to be joined by Richard Goldberg of the Foundation for the Defense of democracies.

Rich, the G7 is unhappy.

Has something changed because it's been grim for quite some time about Iran tempting

all of us to believe that they are building a bomb.

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

No, I don't think anything has really changed.

If you go back to past G7 statements, there's always something that's in the long laundry list that they

agree to and put out.

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