Saed News: After a period of silence and inaction, Netanyahu spoke for the first time about the ongoing negotiations with Iran.
According to SAEDNEWS, some Hebrew-language media reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after hours of silence, made his first remarks regarding the exchange of proposals between the United States and Iran, claiming that he had received commitments from Trump regarding the content of this agreement.
Some media outlets reported that Netanyahu said he discussed a “memorandum of understanding” and upcoming negotiations with Trump aimed at reaching a final agreement with Iran.
The prime minister of the Israeli regime, while praising Trump’s commitment to the security of the regime, said that military forces of both sides have cooperated in confronting what he called the “Iranian threat.”
He further claimed that any final agreement with Iran must completely eliminate the country’s “nuclear threat.”
The news website Srugim also quoted Netanyahu as claiming that he had received a commitment from Donald Trump that all of Israel’s objectives pursued during the war would be taken into account in the agreement.
