Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Wednesday that no diplomatic agreement is possible with Iran, calling the Iranian regime 'savages.' The statement was reported by The Zioneer.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ruled out any diplomatic agreement with Iran on Wednesday, describing the regime as 'savages.' The statement, reported by The Zioneer, reinforces Netanyahu's longstanding opposition to the emerging U.S.-Iran deal. The Zioneer has previously reported on Netanyahu's hardline stance, including a July 7 bulletin in which he told Newsmax that Iran cannot be trusted, and a June 19 statement that Iran 'met despair' and no cash will be transferred. The latest remarks come amid the 60-day diplomatic window that Netanyahu has vowed not to extend without strict conditions.
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