Netanyahu Urges Trump to Ensure Iran Deal Removes Nuclear Threat, Says Call Went Well
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- •Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that any nuclear deal with Iran must completely eliminate the nuclear threat posed by Tehran.
- •Netanyahu conveyed this message to U.S. President Donald Trump during a phone call on Saturday, which Trump described as "very well."
- •Israel opposes the 2015 Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA), arguing it failed to prevent Iran from pursuing nuclear weapons and has called for a stricter agreement.
- •Iran has since 2018 violated several key terms of the JCPOA by increasing uranium enrichment and limiting international inspections, raising global nuclear proliferation concerns.
Jerusalem, April 28 — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday underscored that any future agreement with Iran must comprehensively eliminate the nuclear threat it poses to the region and the world. The remarks came following a telephone conversation between Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday evening, which Trump later described as having gone "very well."
Speaking at the weekly cabinet meeting, Netanyahu stated, "Any agreement with Iran must remove the nuclear danger that Iran poses to the world. I conveyed this message to President Trump last night." He emphasized that Israel remains deeply concerned about Iran’s nuclear ambitions and its regional destabilizing activities, including support for militant groups and ballistic missile development.
