Netanyah: I didn't ask Trump for permission to attack Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that he has faced international pressure not to enter Rafah, but that the decision on the operation would not change.
According to him, he was told not to take action in Rafah, after United States President Donald Trump had warned of the ban on gun supply.
I respect the president very much. He was with us at the beginning of the war, but we have no choice. We're going in, and if necessary, we're going to fight with our nails”, Netanyahu said.
He added that there are times when, according to him, it should be said “o” even to the most powerful allies, including the American leader, Telegraph reports, broadcast. Periscope.
Netanyah also claimed that during a meeting with former US President Donald Trump, he had communicated the plan for Iran without asking for approval.
We're going to Iran. I didn't ask for permission, I just informed him of our” plan, he said, stressing Israel's decision-making nature on security issues.
Otherwise, Netanyahu and Trump have recently had disagreements about the ceasefire with Iran. /Periscope/











