Benjamin Netanyahu sit for an exclusive interview with Fox’s Bret Baier

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meetings with Fox News “Special Report” Anchor Bret Baier in an exclusive interview, taking into account his country’s military operation against Iran.

A live interview with Netanyahu on Sunday will be shown during the special publication “Special Report” at. 12:00 et. It marks Netanyahu’s first interview since the Israeli attack on the Iran’s nuclear program and management that began this week.

Israel on Friday launched sweeping air strikes in Iran, targeting the nuclear equipment of the Islamic Republic, the military infrastructure and the oldest military and civilian leaders. Since then, Iran has retaliated with a large -scale ballistic missile attack on Israeli cities, although many projectiles have been delayed.

Israel continued to expand its campaign on Saturday, surprising the capital of Tehran and Iran’s oil and gas programs and weakening Iran’s revenge.

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Baiera’s interview with Netanyahu comes as Israel, and Iran’s long -term conflict of powers has exploded and the fear of broader regional violence has lit. Israel is already struggling with the Gaza War against the terrorist group Hamas, which has attracted global attention since 2023.

According to IDF, the operation has already killed nine older scientists and experts working in the Iranian nuclear program.

Netanyahu has described the growing lion of surgery as “one of the largest military operations in history” aimed at dismantling the threat of Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missiles. Speaking to the Iranian people, he said they were suppressed in the same Islamic regime for 50 years, which has long threatened to destroy the Israeli country.

“The aim of the Israeli operation is to hinder the threat of the Islamic Nuclear and Ballistic missile for us. When we reach our goal, we also cleared the way for you to achieve our freedom.”

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“Over the past 24 hours, we have removed the highest military commanders, the oldest nuclear scientists, the most significant enrichment institution of the Islamic regime and much of its ballistic missile arsenal. It is more on the way,” he added. “The regime doesn’t know what hit them, or who hit them. It has never been weaker.”

President Donald Trump urged Iran to come to the table and agree on its nuclear program.

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On Saturday, he was on the social sphere of truth that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin had been spoken for a long time, and agreed “This war in Israel and Iran should end,” while adding that he urged Putin to end his war in Ukraine as well.

Exclusive interviews “Special Message” Encore will take place on Sunday at. 17:00 et.