Liberman: Netanyahu does not Have any Intention to Prevent Iran from Attaining Nuclear Capabilities
Israeli former Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman in an interview with The Times of Israel declared that Israeli government will not take the steps necessary to stop Iran from getting the bomb, adding that Netanyahu only talks, but in reality he does not have any intention to prevent Iran from attaining nuclear capabilities.
"The Iranians don’t rest for an instant. Their goal is wipe out Israel. They make no secret of it. In the Rouhani era, they repeat it every week. It’s absolutely dreadful that the countries of the world are prepared to maintain diplomatic relations, prepared to reach an agreement with a country whose official policy is to wipe out the State of Israel. It’s terrible from a moral point of view. They know that they are signing an agreement with a country that says openly that its goal is to annihilate the Zionist entity. And the nations of the world meet with them, and laugh with them, and they shake hands and dine together. And they sign agreements with them," Liberman said in the interview.
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