US EditionNetanyahu says spoke with Trump, vows to protect Israel’s interests
Netanyahu said Israel is dismantling Iran’s missile and nuclear programs while continuing strikes amid US-Iran talks seen as chance to protect Israel’s vital interests.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump called off strikes on Iranian power plants after posting on Truth Social about "VERY GOOD AND PRODUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS REGARDING A COMPLETE AND TOTAL RESOLUTION OF OUR HOSTILITIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST."
- The U.S. seeks a deal to avoid economic shocks from the war, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has historically pursued maximalist objectives including regime change in Tehran as Israel's primary geopolitical concern.
- Despite diplomatic efforts, the Israeli Air Force continues hitting Hezbollah and recently eliminated two nuclear scientists, while volatile oil prices have peaked at nearly $120 per barrel on two days since the war began.
- Netanyahu voiced optimism that an agreement could protect Israel's "vital interests," though he emphasized the IDF will maintain pressure on Iran and Hezbollah until such a deal is reached.
- Iran denied any talks took place, with parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf accusing Trump of trying to "manipulate the financial and oil markets" with his Monday comments.
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For Israel, war against Iran is not over as Trump's attempt to reach deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would be ready to protect its vital interests under any circumstances, while it continues to strike Iran and Lebanon. This comes as US President Donald Trump has claimed talks were underway with Iran - despite Tehran denying those talks. 'The question is if the US pull out of the war, can Israel carry on with it', says FRANCE 24's Kethevane Gorjestani.
Tel Aviv pays off the holes in the defenses. Netanyahu also hears Vance about the negotiations and warns: "In the meantime we are going to continue bombing" . Its aim is to turn the country into an energy hub. Egypt already competes with him.It is not yet known whether peace is at hand or if it is a bluff by Donald Trump "to manipulate the markets," as its alleged interlocutor, Esmaeil Baqaei, president of the Iranian Parliament. The Israeli new…
Israeli PM Netanyahu: Potential Iran Deal Raised by Trump Would Protect Israel’s ‘Vital Interests’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that any potential deal with Iran would “protect our vital interests,” after speaking with President Donald Trump, who he said believes there is a chance to reach an agreement as negotiations to potentially end the conflict move forward. The post Israeli PM Netanyahu: Potential Iran Deal Raised by Trump Would Protect Israel’s ‘Vital Interests’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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AlKhaleej TodayNetanyahu says Trump sees chance to turn US-Israeli gains in Iran into deal
JERUSALEM, March 24 — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said yesterday that he spoke with Donald Trump, saying that the US president believed US-Israeli military gains in Iran could be converted into a negotiated agreement that protects Israel’s interests.“President Trump believes there is a chance to leverage the tremendous achievements of the IDF and the US military in order to realise the war’s objectives in an agreement—an agreement that wil…
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