Netanyahu: No one instructs Trump on Iran options
The article discusses Benjamin Netanyahu's statements regarding the future of U.S. options concerning Iran. He clarified that he did not seek to persuade Trump to resume attacks on Iran, but instead discussed with him options including negotiation, maintaining the sanctions, or taking military action. Netanyahu emphasized the strength of the partnership between Israel and the United States and expressed skepticism about the possibility of reaching a diplomatic solution with the Iranian regime, given its nature of lying and procrastination. He pointed out that Iran possesses around 1,500 ballistic missiles and uses the Strait trade as a pressure tool, with Israel prepared to take broader action if necessary. He also revealed that the Americans have halted making a final decision on launching a large-scale attack on Iran, and that regional tensions demand a response to the changing rules of the game in the area.
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