"I would be very happy if you do this": Netanyahu reveals the request from Trump - moments before the dramatic strike
Netanyahu denied that Trump blocked an Israeli attack on Iran, and revealed that he proposed to the president to send B-2 bombers to Fordow, but made clear that Israel would also act alone. According to him, the US joined the campaign on the tenth day of fighting, and severe damage was caused to Iran's nuclear facilities and its scientific and military leadership.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied reports that US President Donald Trump blocked an Israeli attack on Iran, and revealed details of their conversations ahead of previous strikes. In an interview, Netanyahu said he proposed to Trump to send B-2 bombers to the Fordow nuclear facility, but made clear that Israel would also act alone. According to him, he told his aides that he intended to update the president on operational plans, but not to ask for his approval. Netanyahu claimed that Israel was determined to act even without American approval, saying 'our existence is not a matter for negotiation.' According to him, Trump did not make a decision at that meeting, but the United States joined the campaign on the tenth day of fighting. Netanyahu warned that despite the severe damage to Iran's nuclear facilities, missile array, and scientific and military leadership, the threat to Israel has not yet been removed, and as long as the regime in Tehran continues to exist, the danger remains.