Netanyahu Denies Prospect of Peace Deal, Calls Iranian Leaders 'Savages' - What's Happening
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Iranian leaders 'savages' and said a diplomatic deal with Tehran was not possible.
- Netanyahu praised U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed campaign of economic pressure against Iran and expressed his support for this approach.
- Netanyahu revealed that Iran attempted to assassinate his son Yair Netanyahu, who quickly returned to Israel after the attempt.
- Netanyahu and Trump discussed continuing military action against Iran amid ongoing hostilities following an earlier U.S.-Israeli attack and ceasefire.
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Netanyahu openly doubts an agreement with the Iranian "barbarians" – and explains how he pushed Trump into a new sanctions strategy.
Israel's head of government opposed a diplomatic agreement at the event in Jerusalem: "I tell you – an agreement cannot be reached."
Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu said that no diplomatic agreement was possible with Iran's leaders, called "wild", while welcoming the new economic pressure campaign of US President Donald Trump.
The Israeli "premier" referred to a recent meeting with Trump in which they talked about possible options about the Iranian regime
Netanyahu Says Diplomatic Agreement Not Possible With Iranian "Savages"
Recounting a recent meeting with Trump, Netanyahu said they had discussed the possibility of diplomacy with the Islamic republic and added, "I doubt, however, that an agreement can be reached with that group there, with those savages."
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