Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview with Fox News, as reported by N12, that he supports President Donald Trump and warned that an Iranian attack on Israel would be a 'very serious mistake.' He reiterated his view that the war will end when the Iranian regime falls.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in an interview with Fox News, expressed full support for President Donald Trump and warned that any Iranian attack on Israel would be 'a very serious mistake.' The remarks, reported by N12, come as the latest in a series of statements by Netanyahu today regarding Iran.
Earlier Sunday at 17:15 Jerusalem time, Netanyahu stated that the war with Iran will end either when the regime falls or when Iran pays the price for its actions in the region, and warned of the nuclear threat, as The Zioneer reported. The new Fox News interview reinforces his deterrent stance while explicitly backing Trump.
The Zioneer has reported on recent developments in the U.S.-Iran context, including President Trump's call to Netanyahu on Saturday, June 13, in which Trump reportedly said 'it's time to end this war' with Iran, and Trump's subsequent statements about the continuation of U.S. strikes on Iran. Netanyahu's latest remarks align with his consistent position that the Iranian regime is the root cause of regional instability.
The timing of the Fox News interview has not been specified, and no immediate response from Iran has been reported.
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