Israeli Prime Minister: Israel Willing to Halt Actions if Iran Abandons Nuclear Program
According to ChainCatcher, citing Jinshi News, on June 15 local time, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Israel would be willing to halt its actions if Iran accepts the U.S. demand to abandon its nuclear program.
He also said, "Once we eliminate these capabilities, it will all be over, and we will definitely do so." Netanyahu noted that Israel has shared intelligence with the United States regarding Iran's development of nuclear weapons: "It is clear that they are formulating a secret plan to weaponize uranium. Their progress is very rapid. Within a few months, or even less than a year, they will be able to produce a test device, or possibly even an initial device. This is the intelligence we have shared with the United States."
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