Netanyahu rules out diplomacy with Iran, backs Trump’s economic pressure campaign
JERUSALEM, Aug 26 — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a diplomatic deal was not possible with t...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed the possibility of diplomatic talks with Iran, branding its ruling regime as "savages." He expressed skepticism about achieving an agreement with the Islamic republic during a recent meeting with US President Donald Trump. Netanyahu highlighted Trump's innovative "economic D-Day" campaign, aimed at crippling Iran's economy following years of sanctions.
The Prime Minister praised Trump for vigorously pursuing this "third option" and commended his strong stance. Netanyahu had long advocated for a US military strike against Iran, viewing the Shia cleric-led state as a threat due to its support for anti-Israel groups.
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