These are not wishes that will please the leaders in Tehran.
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, who considers the current power in Iran as his first enemy, on Sunday wished the Iranians a change of political regime on the occasion of Nowruz, the Iranian New Year.
"Nowruz literally means 'new day' and it is my greatest wish to you Iranians that you will see a new day, a day of freedom from the cruel Iranian regime," he said in a video message in English. released by his office.
Israel hostile to nuclear deal
"Israelis and Iranians, we have so much in common: we are two dynamic peoples, endowed with ancient histories and rich cultures and who aspire to a better future", added the Prime Minister, hostile to a return to the agreement on Iran's 2015 nuclear program. The United States ruled on Wednesday that a compromise was "close" to save this agreement.
Tehran assures that there are only "two subjects" left to settle with Washington: the "economic guarantees", which would protect the country from international sanctions, and the dispute over the Revolutionary Guards, whose withdrawal Iran is asking for. the blacklist.
Israel, of which the United States is the main ally, on Friday urged Washington to leave the Revolutionary Guard Corps, the ideological army of Iranian power, on its blacklist of "terrorist organizations", one of the last points negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, according to Tehran.
On Sunday, before the Council of Ministers, Naftali Bennett denounced a desire to sign an agreement "almost at any price, including saying that the biggest terrorist organization in the world is not a terrorist organization, that is too dearly paid”.
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