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The Fordow nuclear site in Iran after a U.S. strike
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Prime Minister Netanyahu on Fox news
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He said the Iranians were afraid. “They know they felt the might – the might of America, the might of Israel and the combined might of Israel and America. It's made an impact, not only in the Middle East, it's made an impact around the world. Everybody sees this."
During Netanyahu's visit to the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed skepticism about launching another strike on Iran and its nuclear facilities but did not rule out the possibility. “I hope we're not going to have to do that. I can't imagine wanting to do that. I can't imagine them wanting to do it—they want to meet; they want to work something out. They're very different than they were two weeks ago,” he said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President Vance meet Prime MInister Netanyahu in the Oval Office
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According to a Reuters report citing two diplomatic sources, Trump and Netanyahu are not in agreement on how to deal with Iran. The leaders understand that their victory was in the short term and not a strategic win since the enriched material was not destroyed and could be used to rebuild Iran's nuclear program.
Trump preferred to reach a deal with Iran, while Netanyahu believes only a credible military threat would prevent the Iranian regime from working to achieve nuclear capability
