Benjamin Netanyahu
The Public Record
Benjamin Netanyahu is an Israeli politician who has served multiple terms as the Prime Minister of Israel. He is a member of the Likud party and is known for his strong stance on security issues and opposition to the establishment of a Palestinian state. Netanyahu has been a central figure in Israeli politics for decades, advocating for policies that prioritize Israel's national security and economic growth. His leadership has been marked by significant events, including military operations and diplomatic efforts in the Middle East.
Turkey, I think, has aggressive aspirations. They openly say that they want to restore the Ottoman Empire.
Our citizens cannot practice violence against anyone. If we have to apply force, it's law and order.
Many leaders, you know, call me up and say, ‘Hey, look, I’ve got this problem with public opinion, but I want you to know, we respect you, and can we make some deals?'
We will do everything to eventually reach a peace agreement between the two countries.
In Iran, we saved ourselves from atomic bombs. They will not have nuclear weapons.
After October 7, I learned lessons. Buffer zones should be in enemy territory, not in ours. I stand firm on our interests.
And this is what we have resolved, and what generations of ours have resolved, to prevent with their bodies and souls, including the generation of heroes we remember today.
Lebanon was an intense battleground 20 years ago, and it remains a central arena today.
We will not allow anyone to threaten our security. What is happening in Turkey is the result of Iran’s declining power. He forgot that Ottoman rule ended 400 years ago.
Our position is clear: we will not leave southern Lebanon until the threat has disappeared.
We will be the first in the world to solve the explosive drones problem.
The most important thing, first and foremost, is that Israel will remain in the security zone in southern Lebanon.
With an agreement, without an agreement, Iran will not have nuclear weapons. Not today, and not tomorrow.
I am not going to let that happen. And that is why we are acting. I did not ask for permission. I simply informed him of our plan.
We are going into Iran, because I am not going to sit around waiting for our enemies – enemies who openly declare, at the top of their lungs, that they want to destroy us, and you [America] too, by the way.
It was important to them that they stand on their own two feet and that the relationship between the United States be of mutual interest, independent countries standing together.





