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Netanyahu rejects Iran deal, warns of forceful response

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ruled out any diplomatic agreement with Iranian leaders, whom he described as “savages.” Speaking at an event in a West Bank settlement, Netanyahu outlined three strategic options discussed during a recent meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump: reaching a deal, pursuing military action, or intensifying economic blockades.

Netanyahu warned that any future Iranian attack on Israel would be met with a response significantly more forceful than previous strikes. He also expressed strong support for the new U.S. economic pressure campaign, which includes strict sanctions targeting over 60 Iranian-linked entities, individuals, and vessels.

In a separate revelation, Netanyahu claimed that the Iranian regime had previously attempted to assassinate one of his sons. Reports indicate that Israeli intelligence alerted U.S. authorities in late 2025 regarding an Iranian cell monitoring Yair Netanyahu in the Miami area, leading to his urgent return to Israel.

Additionally, Netanyahu defended the expansion of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, asserting that the territory will remain part of Israel. This stance comes despite international legal views, including from the UN and the International Court of Justice, that characterize such settlements as violations of international law.

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Benjamin Netanyahu · Donald Trump · Iran · Israel · United States · Yair Netanyahu

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