Netanyahu says Iran will not acquire a nuclear weapon, with or without a deal

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Iran will not obtain a nuclear weapon. He emphasized this view holds true whether a nuclear agreement is reached or not. Netanyahu framed the comment as reassurance to Israel’s security establishment. The remarks came amid ongoing diplomatic talks over Iran’s nuclear program. He warned that regional tensions remain high despite the diplomatic effort. Critics of the Iranian deal argue that any agreement could still enable covert weapons work. Netanyahu’s statement is likely to influence Israel’s position in future negotiations. Observers will watch how the claim shapes international policy on Iran’s nuclear ambitions.