Netanyahu Would ‘Consider’ Meeting Rouhani, But Says Would Still Push Nuclear Question
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Prime Minister Netanyahu during an interview this week. Photo: Screenshot.
Jerusalem Post – Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told NPR on Thursday that he would “consider” meeting with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
“I haven’t been offered [to meet Rouhani]. If I’m offered, I’d consider it, but it’s not an issue. If I meet with these people I’d stick this question in their face: Are you prepared to dismantle your program completely? Because you can’t stay with the [nuclear] enrichment,” Netanyahu told Steve Inskeep on Morning Edition.
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