BlockBeats News, July 26th - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview that the conflict between Israel and Iran will only end when the current Iranian regime is overthrown or significantly weakened to the point of being forced to abandon its nuclear program. He emphasized that "whether or not an agreement is reached," Iran's nuclear program must be terminated. When discussing his planned meeting with U.S. President Trump, Netanyahu stated that the focus of the meeting was not to present new intelligence, as the military and intelligence agencies of the U.S. and Israel are closely cooperating. He claimed that the purpose of the visit was to discuss and understand Trump's thoughts, stating that the situation's development largely depends on Trump's final decision.

In addition, Netanyahu also commented on the U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement. He expressed agreement with Trump's statement that "Saudi Arabia can only obtain a civilian nuclear agreement," and stressed that both Israel and the U.S. would never allow Saudi Arabia to possess a military nuclear program. Netanyahu also stated that he will "absolutely" attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September. (CCTV News)