US EditionNetanyahu urges US envoy to be skeptical of Iran in revived nuclear talks
Netanyahu told the U.S. envoy that Iran is unlikely to honor a nuclear deal as talks aim to de-escalate tensions, with skepticism shared by Israeli and U.S. officials.
- On Feb 3, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff that Tehran was unlikely to honor any agreement as Iran and the United States resume talks on Friday in Turkey.
- Iranian sources said last week that U.S. conditions—zero enrichment, missile limits and ending proxy support—are viewed as unacceptable by Tehran, which sees the ballistic missile programme as the primary obstacle.
- Israeli security officials attended the meeting, with Netanyahu saying he 'made clear his position that Iran has repeatedly proven that its promises cannot be trusted.
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At a meeting with the US envoy, Netanyahu "showed its position that Iran has repeatedly proved that its promises are not reliable"
In Three-Hour Meeting, Netanyahu Urges Trump Envoy Not to Trust Iran
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is 100 percent correct. Iran’s leaders are a bunch killers. They will not be negotiating in good faith. Their strategy is to stall and deceive the Trump Administration. Regardless of what is negotiated between the Trump Administration and Iran, every concession Iran makes will be discarded the second President Trump leaves office. Then Israel and possibly America will be forced to launch a war against the Islamic Re…
Just before new nuclear talks with Iran, Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu warns against naivety. While Trump is putting pressure on them, concerns about a new conflict are growing.
Benjamin Netanyahu, US envoy Steve Witkoff meet in Israel as US looks to revive talks with Iran
The visit comes ahead of reported talks between the United States and Iran in Istanbul scheduled for later this week, aimed at avoiding conflict and de-escalating tensions between the two sides.
Netanyahu urges US envoy to be skeptical of Iran in revived nuclear talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff on Tuesday amid efforts to revive diplomacy over Iran's nuclear programme that Tehran was unlikely to honor any potential agreement.
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