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Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, on Monday, November 4, in an interview criticizing Gadi Eisenkot, his opponent in the elections, emphasized that his positions towards the Islamic Republic of Iran are unrealistic.

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Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, on Monday, November 4, in an interview criticizing Gadi Eisenkot, his opponent in the elections, emphasized that his positions towards the Islamic Republic of Iran are unrealistic.

Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, on Monday, November 4, in an interview criticizing Gadi Eisenkot, his opponent in the elections, emphasized that his positions towards the Islamic Republic of Iran are unrealistic.

Referring to Eisenkot's criticism of the military operations against Iran, Netanyahu said: "He says he will not attack Iran. He says it is possible to reach an agreement with Iran. What deal with these neo-nazis? Look at the actions of Roosevelt and Churchill. Can they come to an agreement with Hitler? not! "They went and destroyed this regime and that's what I ordered."

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