Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy:

I think if the Iranians get a nuclear warhead, they will not first detonate it in Tel Aviv. Maybe they will first detonate it in New York or Washington.

Trump: I have not had the honor of meeting Ayatollah.
He is not well; many parts of his body are lacking.

Trump:

If it weren't for me, Israel wouldn't exist now.

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President Trump:

Iran has already agreed not to have nuclear weapons.

They can change their mind, but that was an important point.

Israel did endure the war of 1967, when the whole earth stood in opposition, and even the United States laid an embargo upon her; yet she prevailed. Behold, Trump should come down from his high horse, for the Lord bringeth low the proud.

— President Trump on Iran:
Now I have to decide. Do we sign a deal, or choose another path? And the other path is not pleasant.

The other path brings certainty. Everything ends. There will be no meaningless talk. There will be no dialogue. There will be no delay.
I prefer, from a human perspective, to choose the pleasant path.

President Trump on Iran:
We do not currently need ground troops.

We destroyed much of their military force just by bombing. We did not deploy anyone on the ground. If you can avoid doing this, you don’t want to do it.

Trump is getting roasted on X

Host: Trump called you a "damn crazy".

Netanyahu: Sometimes, like the best families, we have these tactical disagreements. We always find a way to resolve them.
We can disagree in the morning and take joint action by the afternoon.

Netanyahu: Trump believes he can solve the enrichment problem with diplomatic pressure and tough negotiations, I think he should be given a chance

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu:

My relationship with Trump is the same. He is the best friend Israel has ever had in the White House.

He respects me and I respect him.

We always find a way to resolve our differences.

🎤🔵Reporter:

Do you share common goals with Trump regarding how this war should end?

💪🔴Netanyahu:

I think this is an open question because reality is open

Reporter:

Why can't the US open the Strait of Hormuz?

Prime Minister Netanyahu:

Well, you can, but you need the ship owners to accept the financial risk of collision. Militarily it might be possible, but it's not simple.

Reporter:

You were talking about regime change. Why is no one talking about it now?

Prime Minister Netanyahu:

Why do you say we are not talking about it?

Reporter:

It seems Trump is ready to make a deal with the current regime.

Prime Minister Netanyahu:

That does not mean he wants the current regime to remain. It is impossible to predict exactly when such a regime will fall...

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on Iran:

I believe that ultimately the Turks will expand and the regime will fall, and we will do everything we can to help this happen.

I think we should help the people of Iran to overthrow this regime, and that has not changed.

But it will not happen exactly at the moment we want.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu about Iran:

The people of Iran want democracy, good relations with the USA, and good relations with Israel.

This can happen.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu:

I speak with President Trump every other day.

I don't think it is wise to disclose the topics of our conversations to Iran.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu:

The people will develop alternative resources, and alternative routes are currently being developed.

Instead of all energy passing through the Persian Gulf, there will be other routes.

So instead of all energy passing through the Persian Gulf, this energy will also go from Saudi Arabia to the Red Sea. And there will be other opportunities. We can deliver them directly to the Mediterranean.

Prime Minister Netanyahu:
Israel is ready. US forces are ready.

Iran is playing with fire.