Netanyahu's Office Denies CNN Report on Pushing for Iran Attacks
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Israel's Prime Minister's Office has denied a CNN report claiming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing for additional attacks on Iran. The report stated U.S. officials asked Israel to wait for joint action readiness. The Prime Minister's Office dismissed the report as "fake news."
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- Prime Minister's Office calls CNN report on Iran attacks 'fake news'.
- CNN reported Netanyahu is pushing for more attacks on Iran.
- U.S. officials reportedly asked Israel to delay attacks for joint action.
- Report cited two U.S. officials and an Israeli security source.
The Prime Minister's Office has vehemently denied a CNN report alleging that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing for further attacks against Iran. In response to the report, the Prime Minister's Office issued a two-word statement: "Fake news."
The CNN report, citing two American officials and an Israeli security source, claimed that Netanyahu desires to advance new strikes on Iran. However, the report stated that American officials have asked Israel to wait until the Trump administration is prepared for a joint operation. According to the report, the U.S. seeks to coordinate the timing of any such action, while Netanyahu is reportedly keen to proceed with new attacks.
The Prime Minister's Office rejected the report's claims outright, labeling them as "fake news."
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