Israel's Katz Says Iran Mission Isn't Over, Warns Further Action Could Come Soon
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said Thursday that Israel's mission against Iran is not complete and that the country is prepared to act again, possibly soon, if its objectives are not secured. Katz said Israel must ensure that Iran does not pose a threat to Israel's existence.
The remarks follow earlier reports that Israel was concerned President Donald Trump could reach a deal with Tehran before major issues were addressed, potentially leaving parts of Iran's nuclear program intact while not covering ballistic missiles or regional proxies. Trump said Tuesday the U.S. was in no rush for an agreement and was "100%" certain Iran would stop enriching uranium, after earlier describing the U.S.-Iran ceasefire as on "massive life support."
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@firstsquawkTRUMP TO FOX: CONSIDERING RENEWING PROJECT FREEDOM
@financialjuice🔴 Trump to Fox: I am considering renewing Project Freedom.
@osint613BREAKING: Trump: I am considering renewing ‘Project Freedom’
@deitaoneTRUMP TO FOX: CONSIDERING RENEWING PROJECT FREEDOM
@macroedgeresTrump: Considering renewing Project Freedom, coming soon #MacroEdge
@kobeissiletterBREAKING: President Trump says he is considering renewing "Project Freedom" in the Strait of Hormuz. "Project Freedom" is a US Military operation which was established to escort merchant ships through the Strait of Hormuz. US oil prices r
@wallstengineTRUMP: CONSIDERING RENEWING PROJECT FREEDOM - FOX
@kalshiJUST IN: Trump is considering renewing "Project Freedom" to escort ships in Strait of Hormuz
@staunovoRT @LiveSquawk: US President Trump: Considering Renewing Project Freedom - Fox - Iran Said US Will Have To Remove Nuclear Dust
@zerohedgeOil Jumps As Trump Says Mulling Restart Of Project Freedom, Which Could Mean New Hormuz Clashes With Iran
@mossadil🚨 BREAKING: Trump: I am considering resuming Operation Freedom Project in the Strait of Hormuz.
@osint613Trump: Considering renewing the operation to liberate the Strait of Hormuz
@zerohedge*TRUMP TO FOX: CONSIDERING RENEWING PROJECT FREEDOM *TRUMP TO FOX: IRAN HARDLINE LEADERS ARE GOING TO FOLD
@rory_johnstonIt cannot be stressed hard enough that Hormuz sovereignty was never a sticking point prior to the war. This is the reality that was shattered, and we aren't going back. Iran threatened the Strait plenty, but it was always largely bluster
@firstsquawkIRAN ATOMIC ENERGY CHIEF MOHAMMAD ESLAMI SAID NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY IS NOT PART OF TALKS AND URANIUM ENRICHMENT IS NON-NEGOTIABLE, ACCORDING TO PARLIAMENT SPOKESPERSON EBRAHIM REZAEI #breaking
@osint613Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, told a parliamentary security committee session that nuclear technology will not be part of any negotiations and that enrichment is off the table entirely. Reported by committee sp
@iranintl_enUranium enrichment is not negotiable and nuclear technology is not on the agenda for talks, the spokesman for the Iranian parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee said on Monday, quoting the head of the Atomic Energy Orga
@cnbcU.S. President Donald Trump rejected Iran’s counterproposal to end the 10-week war in the Middle East, calling it “totally unacceptable,” while Tehran vowed to “never bow,” prolonging a standoff that has choked the Strait of Hormuz and roil
@firstsquawkTRUMP: IRANIAN NEGOTIATORS TOLD HIM THE US WILL HAVE TO RETRIEVE THE "NUCLEAR DUST" AT IRAN'S DESTROYED FACILITIES AS IRAN DOES NOT HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY TO DO IT.
@staunovoIran wants sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. Oman also has rights to the waterway
@osint613NEW: President Trump says Iranian negotiators told him the U.S. would have to remove the nuclear debris from Iran’s destroyed nuclear facilities because Tehran lacks the technology to do it.
@treyyingstRT @johnrobertsFox: .@realDonaldTrump Also told me that Iranian negotiators told him the US will have to retrieve the "nuclear dust" at Ira…
@deitaoneTRUMP: IRAN SAYS US MUST REMOVE ‘NUCLEAR DUST’ FROM DESTROYED SITES Donald Trump said Iranian negotiators told him the US would need to retrieve radioactive material — which he called “nuclear dust” — from Iran’s destroyed nuclear faciliti
@staunovoRT @Rory_Johnston: It cannot be stressed hard enough that Hormuz sovereignty was never a sticking point prior to the war. This is the real…
@clashreportTrump said Iranian negotiators told him the U.S. would have to remove radioactive material — which he called “nuclear dust” — from Iran’s destroyed nuclear sites because Tehran lacks the technology to extract it. Source: Fox News