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1:18Now PlayingIn an interview with NPR, Israeli president Isaac Herzog is calling for international support in destroying Iran’s main nuclear facilities. President Trump says he has not made a decision whether to take part in attacking Iran. NPR’s Daniel Estrin spoke with Herzog in Jerusalem.
Herzog told NPR that any decision about U.S. military strikes on Iran should be made by President Trump and his team. He also said Israel decided to attack days ago after sharing intelligence with the U.S. about Iran’s nuclear plans. The U.S. National Intelligence Director testified in March that U.S. intelligence officials did not think Iran was building a nuclear weapon. Trump has dismissed the assessment.
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