Netanyahu Affirms Trump Leads Iran Military Decisions, Rejects Pressure Claims
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First reported by Ynet · 5 hours ago
What happened
During a Washington interview, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu denied pressuring President Trump on Iran strikes, stressed U.S. leadership in decisions, expressed doubt about diplomacy with Tehran, and warned of a strong Israeli response if attacked. He also dismissed allegations of Israeli interference in U.S. diplomacy and highlighted concerns over foreign influence weakening U.S. support for Israel.
- 01Netanyahu denies pressuring Trump to attack Iran, says decision is U.S. alone.
- 02He calls Trump Israel's senior partner and stresses their alliance.
- 03Netanyahu doubts Iran will change despite diplomatic efforts but supports trying.
- 04Israel considered negotiation, blockade, or strikes; final choice is Trump's.
- 05He rejects claims Israel funded campaigns against Iran talks, clarifying with VP Vance.
- 06Netanyahu warns foreign bots erode U.S. bipartisan support for Israel.
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