Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with US special envoy on Iran, Brian Hawk in his office and discusses with him regional developments and mainly on Iranian issue • Netanyahu: "All we need to do to prevent Iran's nuclear weapons" • Hook: "Iran is a threat to Israel and the world"

• PM Netanyahu // Photo: Olivier Pitosi, Flash 90

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Iran's Special Envoy on Iran, Brian Hawk, at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem on Tuesday, and discussed with him regional developments in general and in the Middle East by the Islamic Republic of Iran in particular.

At the opening of the meeting, the Prime Minister stated that Israel would continue to take the necessary steps against Iranian establishment in Syria and would do everything to prevent Iran from carrying nuclear weapons, in addition to calling on Syrian President Bashar Assad: "We will do everything it can to prevent the Iranian regime. You are another terrorist front in Syria. Assad, you are endangering your country. "

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In his remarks, Prime Minister Netanyahu told Envoy Hook that there were urgent things on the agenda, hinting at the Iranian threat and the planned sovereignty, and even releasing Prime Minister and Defense Minister MK Benny Gantz. "We have very important issues to talk about, even ones that can't wait for the Corona."

After being in Saudi Arabia yesterday, he called on the international community to continue promoting the United Nations arms embargo on Iran, Brian Hawk, said on the issue and warned that Iran: "You can export advanced weapons to Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad. Iran is a threat to Israel and the world. "

This meeting took place in the shadow of discussions between Israel and the United States regarding the application of Israeli sovereignty, and after the US peace team, led by Special Envoy Avi Berkowitz, began a series of contacts with senior Israeli officials this week to examine the possibilities of implementing the sovereignty course. Due to the many sensitivities and implications, the extent of the territories that will be subjugated under Israeli sovereignty and in these places is still unclear.

Up to this stage, and although the planned sovereignty is scheduled for tomorrow, it is still unclear what will be encompassed and if possible on this date. Both the Israeli and American sides are exploring different features, starting with the possibility of implementing the full 30-percent sovereignty, one-stroke, or division into beats. In addition, there is a debate about the Jordan Valley, which, on the one hand, is in an Israeli consensus, but the Kingdom of Jordan is sensitive to it. Another proposal speaks of sovereignty precisely in the inner settlements, while some believe that the settlement blocs should have a national consensus.