Netanyahu: I have been talking to other Arab leaders apart from UAE
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the key to communicating with other Middle East country is discretion.
By TAMAR URIEL-BEERIPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gestures as he delivers a statement(photo credit: REUTERS/AMIR COHEN)
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Fox News on Sunday that he has been speaking with leaders from Arab countries in addition to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) following the American-mediated peace deal announced last week between the two countries. He stated that he spoke with political leaders in Oman and "other countries," and that the key to such discussions is discretion."We are making history, and we are changing history," Netanyahu claimed. "It is good for the United States and it is good for Israel."Fox News anchor Eric Shawn praised the deal with the UAE and said that it is impressive that The Jerusalem Post is now accessible in the country. [The Post was already accessible in the country for some time.]"This is peace of the strong and I think peace of the hopeful for the future," Netanyahu said.He later spoke about the current regional tensions surrounding Iran and stated, "Iran is committing murder... throughout the Middle East. It's everywhere, sowing mayhem."Netanyahu then criticized the United Nations' decision not to extend the Iran arms embargo, as pushed forth by the US.
