Netanyahu: We Have Full Agreement with Trump on the Threats of the Iranian Regime

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, announced his 'full agreement' with Donald Trump, the elected President of the United States, regarding the threats posed by the Islamic Republic. On Sunday, November 20, Netanyahu stated in a statement that over the past week, following Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election, he has spoken with him three times about the Islamic Republic, and both sides fully agree on the threat and danger of the Iranian regime. The Israeli Prime Minister mentioned that the purpose of their consultations was to 'further strengthen the strong alliance between Israel and America' and the excellent opportunities ahead for Israel to 'develop peace.' Netanyahu has assessed his discussions with Trump as 'good and very important.' He also linked the attack on supporters of an Israeli football club in Amsterdam, Netherlands, the filing of a complaint against Israel at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, and the violent attacks on Israeli citizens in the streets of Amsterdam. Since the beginning of the war between Israel and Hamas, South Africa has filed complaints against Israel four times at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, accusing it of what it calls 'genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.' Israel has repeatedly rejected the genocide accusations, stating that Hamas hides in schools, mosques, hospitals, and other civilian areas. Gideon Sa'ar, Israel's Foreign Minister, also made similar statements, linking the violence against Israelis in Amsterdam to international investigations against Israel and its leaders in the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice. He described these two cases as 'dangerous anti-Semitism' aimed at incapacitating Jews and their country and denying Israel's right to defend itself and the right to life of its citizens. In his statement, Netanyahu called for decisive action from governments against anti-Semitism, stating, 'We have learned from history that uncontrolled attacks against Jews never end with the Jews.' He emphasized Israel's right to protect itself and its citizens by any necessary means, saying, 'We will never allow the horrors of history to repeat themselves. We will never succumb to anti-Semitism or terrorism.' Steve Mnuchin: Sanctions against the Iranian regime must be intensified. Reuters: Addressing the nuclear threat of the Islamic Republic is on Trump's agenda. Israelis are concerned about the security of sports teams in other countries. Hamas's request from Russia: Encourage Mahmoud Abbas to form a national unity government.