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On July 26, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said in an interview with the media, “The war will only end when Iran's current regime falls or is completely weakened to the point where it is forced to abandon its nuclear program.” Netanyahu also warned that if Iran or armed groups it supports attack Israel, Israel will respond “very, very tough.” Netanyahu is about to visit the US again. Referring to the planned meeting with US President Trump, Netanyahu said that the focus of the meeting was not “submitting new information on Iran's nuclear program” as previously reported by the US media, because the military and intelligence services of the US and Israel have been cooperating closely. Netanyahu said the purpose of the trip was to discuss and understand Trump's ideas, adding that the development of the situation “depends on Trump's final decision” to a large extent.
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On July 26, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said in an interview with the media, “The war will only end when Iran's current regime falls or is completely weakened to the point where it is forced to abandon its nuclear program.” Netanyahu also warned that if Iran or armed groups it supports attack Israel, Israel will respond “very, very tough.” Netanyahu is about to visit the US again. Referring to the planned meeting with US President Trump, Netanyahu said that the focus of the meeting was not “submitting new information on Iran's nuclear program” as previously reported by the US media, because the military and intelligence services of the US and Israel have been cooperating closely. Netanyahu said the purpose of the trip was to discuss and understand Trump's ideas, adding that the development of the situation “depends on Trump's final decision” to a large extent.
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