Netanyahu: Rowhani A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing, ’Israel’ might Stand alone against Iran

Local Editor

"Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: "Ahmadinejad was a wolf in wolf's clothing, Rowhani is a wolf in sheep's clothing."

Addressing the UN General Assembly, Netanyahu said: "A wolf who thinks he can pull the wool over the eyes of the international community, but like everyone else, I wish we could believe Rowhani's words, but we must focus on Iran's actions."
 
He further claimed that the only way to peacefully stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons is to combine tough sanctions with a credible military threat and that if "Israel" were forced to stand alone against Iran "it will stand alone."

In parallel, the "Israeli" prime minister noted he wished he could believe Iranian President Hassan Rowhani, but does not. "Presidents of Iran have come and gone, but they've all served that same unforgiving creed, that creed that is espoused and enforced by the real power, Ayatollah Khomeini and today, Khamenei."-
"Don't let up the pressure on Iran," Netanyahu told the UN General Assembly, adding that the only deal that could be made with Iran's Rowhani was one that "fully dismantles Iran's nuclear weapons program."

Netanyahu also said: "The threat of a nuclear Iran posed a risk to "Israel"."
He accused Iran of attempting to build nuclear weapons, and of attempting to lull the world by saying its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.
"Underground nuclear facilities, heavy water reactors, advanced centrifuges, ICMBs. See, it's not that it's hard to find evidence that Iran has a nuclear program, a nuclear weapons program; it's hard to find evidence that Iran doesn't have a nuclear weapons program," Netanyahu said.

Netanyahu urged the world not to agree to a partial deal with Iran that does not see its entire nuclear apparatus dismantled.
"Iran is now building ICBMs that the US says could reach this city in three or four years," Netanyahu said, speaking to the UN General Assembly in New York. He used this argument to bring the "truth" about Iran into a practical dimension.

As for the issue of a Palestinian state, the prime minister noted the Palestinians must recognize the "Jewish State", the protection of which, he stressed, would stay the top priority in any negotiation with the Palestinians.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team