Israel and Saudi Arabia are "close" to a "historic" peace, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Friday at the UN, judging that the Palestinians did not have a right of "veto" on Israeli-Arab relations.
Recalling the normalization in 2020 of relations with three Arab countries that he called "the dawn of a new era," he said that "we are close to an even more spectacular breakthrough, a historic peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia."
Iran must face 'credible nuclear threat'
Iran "must face a credible nuclear threat" to prevent it from developing its nuclear program, he added. "Above all, Iran must face a nuclear threat. As long as I am prime minister of Israel, I will do everything in my power to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons," he insisted.