Danger, Likud Party Fully Supports Attack on Iran if No Nuclear Agreement Is Reached

TEL AVIV – Israel must strike Iran within a year if no nuclear deal is reached. The threat was expressed by MP from the Likud Party Tzachi Hanegbi on Saturday (10/30/2021) according to reports Times of Israel.

Hanegbi said Israel’s former ruling Likud party would offer full support to the new government if it chose to launch a military attack on Iran.

“Iran is an existential threat. We give our full support to this government if a decision is made to attack. We are approaching a crossroads of decisions on the Iran issue,” he said.

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Former prime minister (PM) and now-opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu has been a vocal critic of PM Naftali Bennett’s government on the Iran issue.

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This comes as talks between the United States and Iran about reviving the 2015 nuclear deal have stalled. The US cited ‘grave concern’ about Iran’s nuclear activities.

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Israel has consistently called for a full-scale attack on Iran, with Netanyahu reportedly seeking to provoke former US President Donald Trump to take direct military action against Iran while he was in power.

An attack on Iran will trigger a wider conflict in the Middle East region because the network of militia owned by Tehran will not allow it.

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