Netanyahu has an ally in the President's advisor, Jarad Kushner. I am quite certain Netanyahu has the reassurances from Kushner that if he enters into attacks on Iran to end their nuclear capacity the USA will be by his side.
April 30, 2018
Pat Buchanan and Sean Hannity (click here) discuss Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's accusation that Iran has hidden aspects of its nuclear ambitions on Monday's Sean Hannity Show. Buchanan says the Israeli PM has been "crying wolf for decades" about Iran and that "Bibi Netanyahu, with due respect, wants the United States to fight a war with Iran on Israel's behalf."
The Israeli Prime Minister delivered a powerpoint presentation Monday evening demonstrating captured evidence, documents and computer disks, showing an Iranian nuclear weapons program much more advanced and ambitious than the Iranian government publicly admits existed.
"I don't want my country getting into another war," Buchanan said about Netanyahu's revelation. "The reason Iran doesn't have a bomb is because they don't want it. They could have built a bomb."...
Pat Buchanan's Iran comments begin at time break 5:22. Thank you. Pat Buchanan is talked over by Hannity, but, he says, "...Iran doesn't want one..." at time mark 8:26.
Macron and Merkel weren't here for fun and games. I thought those visits were very strange, quite frankly. I liked having them in the USA, but, that simply doesn't happen that often. There are many meetings where the USA President meets with our counterparts, such as the G7. I am sure trade was an issue, but, that wasn't all they talked about.
This is from "Radio Free Europe." What a show. Pompeo arrives for a visit with Netanyahu of which afterward the Prime Minister goes on international television to lie about Iran's nuclear program. This is a conspiracy involving the USA. This is the aspirations of a billionaire populous president and his wayward son-in-law.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv on April 29.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) (click here) says it has "no credible" evidence Iran was working on developing a nuclear "explosive device" after 2009 and that the UN's nuclear watchdog considered the issue "closed" after it was presented in a report in December 2015.
The 2015 report "stated that the agency had no credible indications of activities in Iran relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device after 2009. Based on the director-general's report, the board of governors declared that its consideration of this issue was closed," the IAEA said in a statement on May 1.
"In line with standard IAEA practice, the IAEA evaluates all safeguards-relevant information available to it. However, it is not the practice of the IAEA to publicly discuss issues related to any such information," it added....
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