Netanyahu to Blinken: Assassination attempt against me can’t be ignored

Iran and Hezbollah’s assassination attempt can’t be disregarded, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told US Secretary of State Antony Blinken when the two men met in Jerusalem.

“This is an issue of dramatic significance that can not be ignored,” Netanyahu said during their meeting which lasted for two and half hours.

There were no joint statements or press conferences before or after the meeting.

The two men discussed Israel’s expected retaliatory strike against Iran’s ballistic missile attack on the Jewish state on October 1.

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Netanyahu to Blinken: Assassination attempt against me can’t be ignored

The two men discussed Israel’s expected retaliatory strike against Iran’s ballistic missile attack on the Jewish state on October 1.

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[1LoverofGod]

**After Blinken meets with Netanyahu

Secretary of State Blinken won't be traveling from Israel to Jordan as planned, US official says.

Blinken will now head directly to Saudi Arabia instead, with NO reason provided.

Maybe he wants to be far away from Israel if something is about to happen...

Israel said the Iran attack plan is READY. Maybe Blinken wants to avoid the region and any crossfire that might occur over Jordan.

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Secretary of State Blinken won't be traveling from Israel to Jordan as planned, US official says. Blinken will now head directly to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 instead, with NO reason provided. Maybe he wants to be far away from Israel if something is about to happen... Israel 🇮🇱 said the Iran 🇮🇷 attack...

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[mattfivefour]

Or maybe in light of Saudi Arabia's recently announced naval exercises with the Iranian Navy, Blinken needs to confirm Saudi Arabia's intentions.

 

[Spartan Sprinter]

Or maybe in light of Saudi Arabia's recently announced naval exercises with the Iranian Navy, Blinken needs to confirm Saudi Arabia's intentions.

Yep and Netanyahu needs to get a please explain from them after double crossing one of their recent agreements that they signed to

 

[1LoverofGod]

Blinken meets PM, pushes Israel to publicly say it’s not aiming to besiege north Gaza
Looking to capitalize on the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met on Tuesday to discuss a path forward on a ceasefire and hostage release deal in Gaza, as well as the humanitarian situation in the Strip’s north and the possibility of joining forces against Iran.

According to US State Department Spokesman Matthew Miller, Blinken “underscored the need to capitalize on Israel’s successful action to bring Yahya Sinwar to justice by securing the release of all hostages and ending the conflict in Gaza.”

The Israeli readout expressed a similar sentiment on this matter, saying that Netanyahu emphasized in the two-and-a-half-hour meeting that Sinwar’s death “may have a positive effect on the return of the abductees, the achievement of all the goals of the war.”

Israeli leaders told Blinken in Tuesday’s meetings that it is not the country’s policy to isolate northern Gaza and that they have not been trying to implement the General’s Plan.
“We said, okay, then you should go to greater lengths to say that publicly,” the US official told reporters.

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Blinken meets PM, pushes Israel to publicly say it’s not aiming to besiege north Gaza

Netanyahu and US secretary of state discuss hostage deal possibilities in wake of Sinwar's death; Gallant: IDF will keep operating against Hezbollah even after ground op in Lebanon

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