Netanyahu: Drag U.S. Deeper Into Iran War During Trump’s Last Years
Israeli PM Netanyahu outlines goals for final two years of Trump’s presidency during interview with Mark Levin.
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Less than a minute into Mark Levin’s interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, Netanyahu outlined his vision for the final two years of President Donald Trump’s presidency. Speaking about his priorities, Netanyahu emphasized his goal of eliminating the Iranian threat to Israel, America, and the world.
“What is it that you want to do in the last two years of Donald Trump’s presidency? What would you do?” Levin asked.
“Achieve the complete elimination of the Iranian threat to Israel, to America, and to the world,” Netanyahu responded. “This is a regime that chants ‘death to Israel,’ ‘death to America’ — you’re the real target. I think we are well on our way to achieving this with President Trump’s brilliant leadership, both militarily and then economic blockade, very effective. Let’s complete the job and have the people of Iran seize their own future. It changes the Middle East.”
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Netanyahu also mentioned expanding the Abraham Accords with new peace agreements as his second priority. His third goal was to leverage artificial intelligence technologies to boost economic sectors, including agriculture, transportation, and education.
Throughout the 30-minute interview, Levin did not address recent attacks in the West Bank by Israeli settlers that targeted European diplomats and a 64-year-old Washington Post photographer, Heidi Levine, who was hospitalized after being beaten by masked settlers. Multiple videos showed the violent incident, with settlers repeatedly beating Levine with clubs and kicking her while she was on the ground. Settlers have also targeted and killed several U.S. citizens during Trump’s second term. Levin’s stepson, David Milstein, a top aide to U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee, allegedly downplayed these murders to make Israel look better.
Netanyahu is facing a tough re-election campaign. With less than a week until election day in Israel, polls show challenger Gadi Eisenkot and the Yashar party have a steady lead over Netanyahu and the Likud party. However, neither faction has enough support to secure a 61-seat majority in the Knesset. Other politicians challenging Netanyahu within the opposition bloc include Yair Lapid, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, Yair Golan, and Avigdor Liberman.
Source: Daily Caller
