Netanyahu: Iran Will Not Have a Nuclear Weapon
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- Netanyahu on Monday commented on a tentative agreement between the United States and Iran aimed at ending the two countries' war, according to The Associated Press.
- Netanyahu stressed that Tehran would not have a nuclear weapon, attaching a non-negotiable condition to Israeli acceptance of the emerging US-Iran deal.
Why it matters: Netanyahu publicly tied Israeli buy-in to the tentative US-Iran deal to a hard red line on Iran's nuclear program, signaling that the agreement — which both Trump ('all signed') and Carney have welcomed — remains preliminary until that condition is met.
