“Iran is dangerously close to nuclear weapons. If the West does not intervene and confront the Iranian regime, it will get its hands on a nuclear bomb soon.” These are the words of Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to the British newspaper The Telegraph, in an interview published tonight (Saturday) in Britain.
Bennett, who called on Britain to continue exerting pressure on Tehran, added that “Iran is enriching uranium at an unprecedented rate. It is dangerously close to nuclear weapons.”
In an interview published tonight, the Telegraph refers to various media and global media reports that Iran already has enough fissile material to produce an atomic bomb, citing anonymous government sources. However, in the interview, another anonymous source is presented, who claims to be familiar with the nuclear program, claiming that this is, apparently, an exaggeration.
According to Prime Minister Bennett: “Without pressure from the West, the Islamic regime in Iran will be able to get its hands on a nuclear bomb very soon. The world must take a firm stand and tell the Islamic regime in Iran – no nuclear, no sanctions. “Iran’s nuclear program will not stop by itself.”