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3:43Now PlayingIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pushed back against suggestions that he oversold the prospects of a swift and decisive war against Iran to the United States, while also acknowledging that no side fully anticipated the risks surrounding the Strait of Hormuz and the broader regional fallout. In an interview with CBS News aired after the Iran conflict, Netanyahu rejected parts of a New York Times investigation published on April 7 that claimed he presented a highly optimistic case to US President Donald Trump ahead of military action against Iran.
The New York Times report said Netanyahu, during a February 11 meeting in the White House Situation Room, argued that Iran was vulnerable to regime change and that a joint US-Israeli operation could lead to the collapse of the Islamic Republic. According to the report, Israeli officials portrayed conditions as favourable for “near-certain victory," asserting that Iran would be too weakened to block the Strait of Hormuz or effectively retaliate against US interests in the Gulf.
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