Netanyahu: The Nuclear Agreement Does Not Prevent Tehran from Acquiring an Atomic Bomb

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, says that Arab leaders also agree with him that the nuclear agreement with Iran does not prevent Tehran from acquiring an atomic bomb. According to the Associated Press, Mr. Netanyahu stated on Tuesday, June 9, at the Herzliya Conference: "I am often introduced as someone who wants to disrupt the nuclear negotiations. But I have spoken to several of our neighbors, and no one in the region believes that an agreement with Iran closes the door to this country acquiring an atomic bomb." The report notes that many countries in the Middle East do not have official relations with Israel, and Mr. Netanyahu did not mention any leaders or countries by name. Bloomberg News and Israeli media reported on a meeting between "Dori Gold," who has been proposed by Benjamin Netanyahu as the Director General of the Foreign Ministry, and a former Saudi security official, stating that the dangers posed by Iran were discussed as a "common enemy" in this meeting. Mr. Netanyahu added in another part of his speech: "The fact that Iran is negotiating has no value for anyone in the region." The Israeli Prime Minister said: "There is a risk that Iran's nuclearization will lead to the nuclearization of other countries in the region." Benjamin Netanyahu, who based his main election campaign in Israel on preventing the threat from Iran, stated at this conference: "Lifting sanctions on Iran will make them feel secure domestically and continue their hostilities abroad." Previously, WikiLeaks documents revealed that some Arab officials, including high-ranking Saudi figures, emphasized the need for serious U.S. action against Iran and "cutting off the head of the snake in Tehran" in meetings with U.S. officials in past years. Barack Obama announced on May 14 during a meeting with leaders of Arab countries in the Persian Gulf that the U.S. government would consider military options if their security was threatened. In this context, Netanyahu stated: Iran has provided more advanced weapons to its proxy groups. Velayati: We do not allow strangers to visit sensitive military sites. The U.S.: Iran's sanctions will be suspended for a long time, not lifted. The Saudi ambassador threatened: If there is no nuclear agreement, all options are on the table. Iran: The final nuclear agreement will have a specified timeframe. Changing the battlefield of "proxies"; war against the people in the streets of Iran. The first paragraph; the responsibility of the opposition and the possibility of radicalizing Iranian society. The death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran amid the Iran crisis.