Iran is “trying to test the boundaries” of new administrations in Washington and London “with extraordinary aggression, with unusual hutzpah and antagonism,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells reporters as he boards a plane to London ahead of meetings Monday with British Prime Minister Theresa May.
“There’s a new administration in Washington, a new government in Britain. I intend to speak with both of them on strengthening ties, both between each one and Israel, and trilaterally,” he affirms. “That’s what I will do next week in Washington, and that’s what i’m doing tomorrow in London.
“I think the most important thing at the moment is that countries like the United States, with its leadership, and Britain and Israel, stand united against Iran’s aggression and set clear boundaries for her.”
Netanyahu is slated to meet May and British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson in London. He is scheduled for his first summit with new US President Donald Trump in Washington on February 15.
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