Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Monday said that Iran has recently accelerated its nuclear program as it appeared to sense a reduction in international pressure, Israel Radio reported. Speaking to European Union ambassadors to Israel, Netanyahu also commented on the recent violent escalation that broke out along Israel's border with Gaza in the past week, telling them that Hamas deliberately fired a missile at a school bus that was hit last Thursday. RELATED:
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Video: Iron Dome intercepts Gaza rocket from GazaNo country, the prime minister continued, can accept such actions and Israel will act to protect its citizens. He charged that in the past, the "international community rushed to judgment" regarding Israel's response to terror attacks. The prime minister also requested that the European delegates do what they can to prevent their citizens from taking part in the upcoming flotilla to Gaza scheduled for mid-June. The prime minister's comments came hours after Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman spoke out against a conditional ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. "Hamas is fighting a war of attrition against us. We won't come to terms with a situation in which they decide when there's quiet and when the area heats up," he told Israel Radio.
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Video: Iron Dome intercepts Gaza rocket from GazaNo country, the prime minister continued, can accept such actions and Israel will act to protect its citizens. He charged that in the past, the "international community rushed to judgment" regarding Israel's response to terror attacks. The prime minister also requested that the European delegates do what they can to prevent their citizens from taking part in the upcoming flotilla to Gaza scheduled for mid-June. The prime minister's comments came hours after Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman spoke out against a conditional ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. "Hamas is fighting a war of attrition against us. We won't come to terms with a situation in which they decide when there's quiet and when the area heats up," he told Israel Radio.
