Netanyahu warns: Israel will strike Iran again if necessary

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel is prepared to attack Iran again “if needed,” vowing that Tehran “will not have nuclear weapons.” The statement comes as the United States and Iran continue negotiations on a framework deal. Netanyahu’s warning signals Israel’s firm opposition to any agreement that would allow Iran to maintain nuclear capabilities. He did not specify what actions might trigger another Israeli strike, but his comment reinforces Israel’s longstanding position that it will use military force to prevent Iran from developing atomic arms. The prime minister’s remarks follow previous Israeli airstrikes on Iranian targets. The ongoing talks between Iran and the US aim to curb Tehran’s nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief, but Israel remains skeptical of any deal that does not fully dismantle Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.