Israel: Netanyahu calls for united front against Iran and Hezbollah

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W/S Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaking at ceremony for fallen soldiers of the second Lebanon war, Jerusalem
SOT, Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister (Hebrew): "The struggle against the Iranian aggression is not only ours, it should be the struggle of the entire world. Today, again, we have seen this aggression in the waters of the Persian Gulf. I want to remind you that for many years we stood alone against Iran's aggression."
W/S Netanyahu speaking *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister (Hebrew): "The time has come for the entire enlightened world to understand the gravity of the danger posed by Iran and Hezbollah. It is time for the entire world to stand up against them. Unfortunately, this is still not happening enough, and I have already said that even if we have to stand alone against Iran and its proxies, we will do so. That is how we operate in Syria in order to prevent the establishment of the Iranian forces there. We will not allow a second Lebanon in Syria."
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on the international community to join the struggle against Iran and its allies in the Middle East during a speech from Jerusalem on Thursday.
"The struggle against the Iranian aggression is not only ours, it should be the struggle of the entire world," Netanyahu said.
He also said Israel would be prepared to "stand alone against Iran and its proxies", if necessary.
Netanyahu is an outspoken critic of the now floundering Iranian nuclear deal, accusing Tehran of harbouring ambitions to develop nuclear weapons.
Iran denies the accusations, insisting the programme is for peaceful purposes only.
The Israeli prime minister was speaking at a ceremony for fallen soldiers of the second Lebanon war.