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Netanyahu Dismisses Diplomacy With Iran After Talks With Trump

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed deep skepticism about reaching a diplomatic agreement with Iran. Speaking after a recent meeting with US President Donald Trump, Netanyahu said the two leaders discussed the possibility of engaging diplomatically with the Islamic Republic. Netanyahu referred to Iranian leadership in derogatory terms, casting doubt on any deal being achievable. His remarks signal a hardline stance toward Iran at a time when the US has been exploring diplomatic channels with Tehran.

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