The Israeli leader, in an interview with CBS’s 60 Minutes that aired Sunday night, added that there were “various ways of undoing” the agreement that he has railed against and which he called a “historic mistake for the world” after its signing.
Netanyahu said he had five proposals that Trump could seek to implement in place of the current nuclear agreement, which sought to peg back Iran’s nuclear program in return for the lifting of crippling sanctions on the Islamic Republic’s economy. Trump has been a harsh critic of the agreement.
“I have about five things in my mind,” Netanyahu said, without going into details. He also admitted to “differences of opinion” with Obama over Iran, as already evidenced by Netanyahu’s March 2015 trip to lobby both sides of the U.S. Congress on the Iran deal before it was signed, breaking diplomatic protocol as it was without an invitation from Obama.
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