Trump talks Iran, Syria with Netanyahu forward of Helsinki limit with Putin
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pronounced he spoke to U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday concerning “security and tactful issues in light of developments in a region, with Syria and Iran initial and foremost, of course.”
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These issues, Netanyahu said, will also come adult during Trump’s assembly with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Tuesday in Helsinki. “I thanked President Trump for his clever process opposite Iran given since this process has been taken, we have seen a good outcome on – and inside – Iran. President Trump clearly reiterated his joining to a confidence of Israel and his eagerness to assistance a State of Israel in several fields and, of course, we thanked him for that.”
Trump meets Putin in a Finnish collateral on Monday. Last week, Netanyahu flew out to Moscow for talks with Putin that focused on Israel’s direct that Iranian army leave Syria.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham doubled down on his surprising warning to Israel on Thursday about any attempts to strech an agreement with Russia over a conditions in Syria, observant it could potentially impact U.S. inhabitant confidence interests.
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Responding to a Haaretz.com twitter quoting Netanyahu observant that Israel doesn’t have a problem with a Assad regime, Graham tweeted: “Just to be clear: Without Iran/Hezbollah, Syria’s Assad would not be in energy and would not have a ability to massacre roughly a half-million Syrians. Without Assad’s blessing, a flags of Hezbollah and a Iranian Revolutionary Guard would not be on Israel’s front door.”
When asked about Graham’s tweet, Netanyahu pronounced that Israel acts with full clarity with a United States. He combined that he agrees with Graham that Israel should act opposite Iran’s participation in Syria.