Israel PM Netanyahu Tells Country’s Leaders to Stay Quiet on Iran
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Prime Minister Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister, Mr. Ehud Barak hold an Iranian instruction manual for the C-704 anti-ship missile. Photo: wiki commons.
CBS/AP – Israel’s prime minister is instructing his Cabinet ministers not to speak publicly about Iran, in an apparent attempt to prevent provocative statements ahead of his trip to the White House in early March.
An Israeli official says Benjamin Netanyahu’s office sent text messages asking the ministers not to speak to the media without his express permission.
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