New indications of the damage of Iranian nuclear facilities, and an Israeli desire to expand the Abrahamic agreements after the confrontation with Tehran
After the end of the 12 -day Israeli -Iranian confrontation, official Israeli statements go towards expressing the desire to expand the Abrahamic agreements in the region.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saw that there is an opportunity to "expand peace agreements."
"We fought Iran with determination and achieved a great victory," Netanyahu said in a video distributed by his office.
In his statement, he refers to the normalization agreements that Israel concluded with the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Morocco in 2020 under the auspices of US President Donald Trump during his first term.
Meanwhile, social media users shared pictures of an advertising painting scattered in Tel Aviv, carrying a phrase that says: "Abraham's alliance ... it is time for a new Middle East" with a vehicle image of the leaders of Arab countries intermediaries by US President Donald Trump and Netanyahu.
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It is noteworthy that some of these countries represented in the painting, such as Saudi Arabia, the Sultanate of Oman, Lebanon and Syria, have officially changed with Israel.
Controversy of the destruction of Iranian nuclear facilities
The controversy in the United States continues about the effectiveness of the American strikes that targeted Iranian nuclear facilities during the confrontation.
The results of the attacks closely are being monitored to find out to what extent can the strikes have obstructed the Iranian nuclear program, after President Trump reiterated that he was erased.
Trump insisted that the American strikes were destroyed, stressing that Iran was unable to transfer nuclear materials from underground the American bombing.
He said in a post on his Truth Suusal platform: "Nothing came out of the facility, as this would have taken a long time and will be very dangerous, and (the materials) is very heavy and difficult to transfer," in reference to the Fordo site, which was bombed by the American B-2 launchers.
According to a secret assessment of CNN, the American strikes only delayed the Iranian nuclear program for a few months, without destroying its main components.
However, the US Defense Secretary, Beit Higseth,.
"President Trump has prepared the circumstances to end the war, eliminate, destroy and destroy Iran's nuclear capabilities," Higsith told reporters in the Pentagon.
The director of the CIA, John Ratcliffe confirmed in a statement on Wednesday that "several major Iranian nuclear facilities have been destroyed and rebuilt may take several years."
"Great" damage
Thursday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqji announced that the damage to nuclear establishments was "great".
Araqji told official television that "experts from the (Iranian) Nuclear Energy Organization are currently conducting a detailed assessment of the damage."
He added that "discussing the claim for compensation" is now at the forefront of the government's agenda.
He continued, "These damages are great, and expert studies and political decision -making are taking place at the same time."
To hint to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency
Araqji said that the suspension of cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency has become "binding" after the lawmakers approved and approved by a supreme constitutional and supervisory body in the country.
Araqji added to official television, "The draft law approved by (Parliament) approved by the Constitution Maintenance Council today (...) We are obligated, and there is no doubt about its implementation."
He continued: "From now on, our relationship and cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency will take a new form."
French President Emmanuel Macron warned that the "worst scenario" after the strikes launched by the United States on the Iranian nuclear program represented by the withdrawal of Tehran from the Nuclear Dispondination Treaty.
An Iranian civil nuclear with the help of American
The American "CNN" network quoted sources that the Trump administration discussed the possibility of helping Iran in obtaining up to 30 billion dollars to build a civil nuclear program for energy production, reduce sanctions, and the liberalization of billions of dollars from restricted Iranian funds.
The sources pointed out that the aim of this is to return Tehran to the negotiating table.
An official insisted that the funds will not come directly from the United States, which prefers a number of Arab partners to bear the cost, according to the CNN.
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