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26 Jul 2026, 16:26

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, stated that the conflict with Iran will end when the Islamic Republic's regime falls or is weakened enough to halt its nuclear program.

In an interview with Fox News, he claimed that the Islamic Republic must realize that continuing to create "economic chaos in the world, killing thousands of its citizens, and attacking others" comes at a heavy cost. Netanyahu emphasized that Iran's nuclear program must end "whether through an agreement or without one."

The Israeli Prime Minister also warned that if Iran or its allied groups attack Israel, they will face a "very decisive" response, adding that Tehran would be making a "big mistake" if it takes such action.

Regarding his upcoming trip to Washington and meeting with Donald Trump, the President of the United States, he said he does not intend to provide new information, as, according to him, intelligence cooperation between the two countries is very close. He expressed eagerness to hear Trump's views on the future of the conflict with Iran, stating, "In many respects, this is his decision."

He also announced that he will "definitely" attend the United Nations General Assembly in September in New York and plans to speak from the podium of this organization about Israel and the Israel-U.S. alliance.

Netanyahu further criticized Zahran Mamdani, the Mayor of New York, accusing him of fueling hatred against Jews and supporting Hamas.

He also expressed being "very concerned" about the declining support of the Democratic Party for Israel, claiming that several key figures in the party have moved closer to anti-Israel positions under pressure from political activists.

In another part of his remarks, the Israeli Prime Minister supported Donald Trump's stance on Saudi Arabia, stating that Trump rightly emphasized that if relations between Riyadh and Israel are normalized, only a "civilian" nuclear program for Saudi Arabia should be agreed upon. He added that the last thing Israel and the U.S. want is the establishment of a military nuclear program in Saudi Arabia.
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