Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed deep skepticism regarding the possibility of reaching a viable diplomatic agreement with Iran.
According to the Operative Information Center-OMM, Netanyahu emphasized that there are significant doubts about whether the current Iranian leadership would adhere to international agreements in the long term.
The head of the Israeli government stated that reaching a credible agreement with Tehran regarding its nuclear program remains difficult. Furthermore, Netanyahu expressed support for the policy of the US administration under US President Donald Trump to increase economic pressure on Iran.
It should be noted that Washington has intensified its large-scale economic pressure campaign against Iran in recent weeks. The US Department of the Treasury is aiming to further restrict Iran's economic and trade relations through new sanctions.
While there have been certain differences in approach between Israeli and US leaders regarding the Iran issue, both sides identify the prevention of Tehran acquiring nuclear weapons as a primary strategic objective. This shared goal remains a cornerstone of the security dialogue between the two nations, despite ongoing debates over the most effective methods to achieve regional stability.
