Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview that Israel’s conflict with Iran will end only if Iran’s current regime falls or is weakened to the point that it is forced to abandon its nuclear program, according to a report cited by BlockBeats from China Central Television. He said Iran’s nuclear program must be stopped “whether or not there is an agreement.”
Speaking about his planned meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, Netanyahu said the purpose was not to deliver new intelligence, as U.S. and Israeli military and intelligence agencies are already working closely together. He said the trip is intended to discuss the issue with Trump and understand his thinking, adding that how the situation develops depends to a large extent on Trump’s final decision.
Netanyahu also commented on a potential U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement, saying he agrees with Trump’s position that Saudi Arabia should only receive a civilian nuclear deal. He added that Israel and the United States would not allow Saudi Arabia to have a military nuclear program. Netanyahu also said he will “absolutely” attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel’s conflict with Iran will end only if Iran’s current regime collapses or is weakened enough to be forced to give up its nuclear program, according to a July 26 report cited by BlockBeats from China Central Television.
Netanyahu said Iran’s nuclear program must be terminated “whether or not there is an agreement.”
On his planned meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, Netanyahu said the focus is not to hand over new intelligence because U.S. and Israeli military and intelligence agencies are already in close cooperation. He said the purpose of the trip is to discuss the issue with Trump and hear his views, adding that the direction of the situation depends to a large extent on Trump’s final decision.
Netanyahu also commented on a U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement. He said he agrees with Trump’s statement that Saudi Arabia should only be allowed a civilian nuclear deal, and added that Israel and the United States would not permit Saudi Arabia to have a military nuclear program.
He also said he will “absolutely” attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September.
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