A new discussion started at the international level after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s strong reaction to the agreement between America and Iran. Netanyahu had clearly said that it does not matter to me whether there is a peace agreement or not, I will not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons. Now President Trump has reacted to this statement of Netanyahu. Trump has expressed confidence in quickly resolving the long-running dispute between Iran and Israel.
Citing PM Netanyahu’s statement, journalists asked Trump how he would stop the Israeli Prime Minister from disrupting the ongoing talks between America and Iran, to which Trump called himself a ‘problem solver’. He also said that he finds immediate solution to any problem. This problem will also be solved soon.
I am a problem solver-Trump
At the White House on Monday, reporters asked Trump, how will he ensure that the Israeli Prime Minister will not obstruct US-Iran talks? In response, Trump said, “I’m not going to tell you what I’m going to do but it will be solved. I’m a problem solver. I solve problems very quickly, including the Bibi (Netanyahu) case.”
What did Netanyahu say about the peace deal?
Let us tell you that on Monday, Benjamin Netanyahu had said on the Iran-US peace agreement, “Whatever happens in the negotiations, whether there is an agreement or not, I promise you that as long as I am the Prime Minister, Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. Never. As long as I am the Prime Minister of Israel, I will not let this happen. As long as we need to protect our people, we will remain in the security zone of southern Lebanon. No country will be asked to do anything else.”
Our fight is with Hezbollah-Netanyahu
At the same time, regarding the attack on Lebanon, Netanyahu had said, “We do everything possible to protect our people. Our fight is not with Lebanon. Our fight is with Hezbollah, which spreads terror in Lebanon and wants to destroy us. And when this proxy (representative) of Iran is no longer a threat, when it is eliminated, when its weapons are taken away, then yes, there will be peace with Lebanon. I am on that agreement. Looking forward to signing.”