Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel’s war against Iran is not over, arguing it will continue until Iran’s nuclear materials are removed. In interviews and related excerpts aired over the weekend, Netanyahu said that even after the conflict has “accomplished a great deal,” it cannot be considered ended while Iran still holds enriched uranium. He specifically referenced highly or enriched uranium and said enrichment sites must be dismantled.
Netanyahu made the comments in connection with an interview that CBS News aired on its 60 Minutes program, according to multiple outlets. He also described the need to “go in and take it out,” indicating the task involves removing the material from Iran’s territory and addressing enrichment infrastructure. Several reports cite Netanyahu’s position that removing the stockpile and dismantling related sites are preconditions for concluding the war.
The coverage reflects a consistent message across outlets: Netanyahu links the end of hostilities to a nuclear-material removal and site-disassembly requirement, without providing new verification details or specific timelines in the excerpts summarized here.
