Netanyahu says Iran will never get a nuclear weapon, with or without a deal
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed reporters on Monday evening from his office in Jerusalem for the first time since the United States announced a deal with Iran. The agreement was signed by President Donald Trump and announced the previous night.
Netanyahu said at the outset that Iran will never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. He emphasized the point by saying, "If there is an agreement, or without an agreement."
The article says the deal is being viewed as a negative development for Israeli interests in Lebanon and Iran. No further details of the agreement were provided in the report, and Netanyahu's remarks were his first public response to it.
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