Netanyahu: Arab neighbors stand in solidarity with us in rejecting deal with IranIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at an international conference in the Israeli city of Herzliya that there are opportunities for a rapprochement with Sunni Arab countries. According to him, they stand in solidarity with the Jewish state in opposition to the impending nuclear deal with Iran and could help it in resolving the conflict with the Palestinians."I speak with quite a few of our neighbors, more than you think, and I want to tell you that nobody in this region believes this deal will block Iran’s path to the bomb," the prime minister said."Their fear of a nuclear Iran and of IS creates a change and a potential for cooperation," Netanyahu believes."Superpowers need alliances, a small state like Israel definitely needs alliances," he added.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at an international conference in the Israeli city of Herzliya that there are opportunities for a rapprochement with Sunni Arab countries. According to him, they stand in solidarity with the Jewish state in opposition to the impending nuclear deal with Iran and could help it in resolving the conflict with the Palestinians.
"I speak with quite a few of our neighbors, more than you think, and I want to tell you that nobody in this region believes this deal will block Iran’s path to the bomb," the prime minister said.
"Their fear of a nuclear Iran and of IS creates a change and a potential for cooperation," Netanyahu believes.
"Superpowers need alliances, a small state like Israel definitely needs alliances," he added.
