Benjamin Netanyahu: Nuclear deal hasn’t stopped Iran’s support for terror
Post-nuclear-agreement Iran offers financial rewards for terrorism, something that the world must firmly condemn, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday.
Netanyahu, before meeting with visiting Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, said that terrorism does not happen in a vacuum, but rather with help and incitement from countries and governing bodies.
“Yesterday Iran announced that it will finance the families of the terrorists and murderers,” Netanyahu said. He added that this shows that Iran after the nuclear agreement is continuing to assist Palestinian and Hezbollah terrorism.
“This is something that the nations of the world must confront and condemn, and assist Israel – and other countries, of course – in repelling,” he said.