Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested that cabinet ministers refrain from public statements on Iran, according to a report. The directive was issued during a meeting with ministers on Thursday evening.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked his cabinet ministers not to make public statements about Iran, according to a report. The request was made during a meeting with ministers on Thursday evening. The directive comes amid ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran, which have included Israeli strikes on Iranian targets and diplomatic exchanges with the United States. The Zioneer has previously reported on Netanyahu's warnings to Iran and his discussions with President Trump regarding the Iranian nuclear program and military threats.
2 developments
- DevelopingCommentator urges Netanyahu to tell Trump not to strike Iran
- DevelopingTrump told Netanyahu in advance he would not strike Iran, new call details show
- DevelopingNetanyahu warns Iran: Fire is now cautious — we'll respond forcefully to any further attack
- DevelopingNetanyahu addresses rising tensions with Iran
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