The two pioneers met at 10 Downing St. for talks British authorities attempted to concentrate on boosting exchange ties between the two nations once Britain leaves the European Union. However, as picture takers caught the begin of the meeting, Netanyahu told May: "I'd jump at the chance to converse with you about how we can guarantee that Iran's animosity does not go unanswered.
Iran and Israel are intense foes. Netanyahu eagerly restricts the 2015 worldwide assention that forced controls on Tehran's atomic program in return for lifting sanctions. England backs the arrangement, which May has called "imperative."
U.S. President Donald Trump, with whom May's administration needs close ties, is likewise a faultfinder of the Iran bargain. His organization forced new authorizes on more than two dozen organizations and people after Tehran tried a ballistic rocket a week ago.
In pointed comments toward the begin of his meeting with May, Netanyahu said he wished different nations would take after the U.S. lead. "Iran looks to destroy Israel, it tries to overcome the Middle East, it debilitates Europe, it undermines the West, it undermines the world," he said. "What's more, it offers a great many provocations.
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