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(Haaretz)- "...Netanyahu said on Wednesday the world must make clear that Iran would face "credible military action" if sanctions do not shut down Tehran's disputed nuclear program. "This is not just our problem. This is the problem of Europe, and the United States," he said.
In a wide-ranging interview, Netanyahu also said he was not surprised that Saudi Arabia had dispatched forces to Bahrain ..."I think they are concerned with a possible Iranian takeover of Bahrain, "Saudi Arabia is working to protect its own interests. But there is a very large global interest in making sure the world's oil wells, that the largest reserves of the world's oil supply do not fall into Iranian or pro-Iranian hands," he said.
Asked about the pro-democracy protests sweeping the Arab world, Netanyahu said the Middle East would have "a brilliant future" with real democratic change. However, he said that if Iran remains immune to change "and meddles in other places and transforms them into so-called Islamist republics... I would say that is the worst nightmare."
On the peace with the Palestinians he said, “I think it’s possible to achieve this peace," but spoke at length about various Israeli leaders' efforts to reach an agreement – in vain.The Palestinian unity government with Hamas, he warned, would kill off the peace process. "What do I negotiate with Hamas ..."
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