Netanyahu Rejected Media Reports that Earlier This Month His Country Planned to Attack Iran, but Cancelled the Operation because of the US Stance
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Netanyahu rejected media reports that earlier this month his country planned to attack Iran, but cancelled the operation because of the US stance
Financial Times (FT) reported on Wednesday that Netanyahu gave orders to the Israeli Air Force to prepare for large-scale strikes against Iran. Sources said the attack could take place on October 10, and Israeli pilots were ready. However, the...
A video of Netanyahu responding to the news that he was prevented from beating Iran... what did he say?
Following the wave of statements, threats, and reports of a planned large-scale attack, the IDF is now trying to calm the situation. According to a report by military commentator Yossi Yehoshua on the i24News network, senior IDF officials said this evening (Thursday) that "there is no reason to attack Iran before the elections - unless we see the other side preparing to fire. Everything else can wait." The officials also referred to a report p…
Binyamin Netanyahu denied having stopped the attack on Iran after Donald Trump's intervention, wrote "Kursor." Moreover, according to the Israeli premiere, Tel Aviv does not look back at Washington at all on such matters.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denies that US President Donald Trump would have prevented Israel from launching a new attack on Iran in early October. British media reported that the Israeli army had prepared strikes on Iranian nuclear and energy installations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied a Financial Times report that he planned an attack on Iran in early October. According to the report, the attack was stopped by US President Donald Trump.
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