Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a televised statement Sunday afternoon vowing that Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons and crediting Israel's forceful and timely response with ensuring the nation's survival. The address comes amid ongoing security tensions and diplomatic maneuvering.
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