Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opened his UN General Assembly address Friday by stating that Israel and the United States destroyed the Iranian nuclear threat. 'If we hadn't done this, we would all be dead,' he said, describing the action as 'legitimate or less.'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opened his address at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday by stating that Israel and the United States destroyed the Iranian nuclear threat. "If we hadn't done this, we would all be dead," he said, describing the action as "legitimate or less."
The Zioneer has previously reported Netanyahu making similar claims about the elimination of the nuclear threat. In a June 15 article, The Zioneer documented his statement that joint Israeli-US efforts had "removed the immediate threat of annihilation." The Prime Minister has consistently framed the neutralization of Iran's nuclear program as a career-defining achievement throughout multiple public appearances.
The current statement was delivered at the UN podium in New York. The source, received via The Zioneer Intelligence Desk, is a single report from the scene. No further details about the remainder of the speech are yet available.
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