Netanyahu: Israel Faces a Real Existential Threat Due to Iran's Nuclear Program
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Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the State of Israel faces a real and tangible existential threat. According to him, the danger is linked to the possibility that Iran will acquire nuclear weapons.
Netanyahu explained that if Iran were to obtain nuclear weapons, all other issues would no longer matter. He stressed the importance of this matter for the country's security and the future of Israel.
The quote was published on the blog richardsilverstein.com, in a Hebrew translation. The original headline of the publication links these remarks to the elections and to a threat to Tel Aviv. It is advisable to check the full wording of these remarks in other sources, because this publication is not a major media outlet.
Iran's nuclear program remains a central topic in the public and political debate in Israel. The issue affects the country's security policy and its relations with other states in the Middle East.
Sources: richardsilverstein.com
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