Daniele Orlandi Shortly after Donald Trump addressed the nation explaining why he decided to attack Iran by bombing three nuclear sites in the country, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also made some statements. He did so in a video, published in English, in which he emphasized his full support for Trump.
Here's what he said.
Trump Bombs Iranian Nuclear Sites: Netanyahu's Reaction
It remains unclear what actually happened to Iran's nuclear sites. While President Donald Trump was quick to confirm that the bombing was successful and caused very serious damage to the facilities, the IAEA stressed that no changes in radiation levels were recorded after the attacks. Tehran responded that there was no serious damage and that the Iranian authorities They allegedly ordered the evacuation of the facilities before the bombing. In addition to the personnel, “materials capable of causing radiation” were also reportedly transferred, as reported by Sky News Arabic, citing Iranian news agency Irna.
In a video, Netanyahu approved Trump's action, confirming his full support for the US president: "First comes strength, then comes peace. And tonight, President Trump and the United States have acted with great force," the Israeli prime minister said. "Trump's decision is courageous and will change history. In tonight's action against Iran's nuclear facilities, America was unsurpassed," he added. "It did what no other country in the world could have done."
“History – he continued – will remember that the President Trump acted to deny the most dangerous regime in the world the most dangerous weapons in the world. Your leadership has written a page of history that can open the Middle East to a prosperous future. Mr. President, the people of Israel thank you. The forces of civilization are grateful. God bless America, God bless our steadfast alliance.”