Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that President Donald Trump has three options regarding Iran: reaching a deal, continuing the blockade, or taking military action, according to Abu Ali Express. Netanyahu added that he did not push Trump to strike Iran during their meeting in Washington. 'Whatever leads to the elimination of Iran's nuclear program is what we want,' Netanyahu said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined the strategic options available to President Donald Trump regarding Iran's nuclear program, in remarks reported Thursday by Abu Ali Express. Netanyahu listed three paths: a diplomatic deal, maintaining the blockade, or military action, and stated that Israel's goal is the elimination of Iran's nuclear program by any means. He also clarified that he did not pressure Trump to strike Iran during their recent Washington meeting.
As The Zioneer has previously reported, Netanyahu has repeatedly pledged that Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons under his leadership. Trump has publicly offered a dual-track ultimatum — a supervised uranium removal deal or an American military campaign — while also expressing skepticism about sustained bombing.
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