Netanyahu Hands Trump a 'KILL LIST' — Israel Demands DESTRUCTION of Iran’s Missile Sites скачать в хорошем качестве

Netanyahu Hands Trump a 'KILL LIST' — Israel Demands DESTRUCTION of Iran’s Missile Sites

As diplomatic efforts around Iran continue, Israeli Prime Minister **Benjamin Netanyahu is headed to Washington to meet President Donald Trump with increasingly explicit demands — not just for tighter nuclear limits, but for firm action against Iran’s ballistic missile arsenal and military infrastructure. Israel has long pushed the U.S. to include Iranian missile capabilities in any negotiations and to consider more aggressive measures if Tehran continues advancing its weapons programs. In this video we break down: • What Israel is urging Trump to prioritize in talks with Iran — including restrictions on ballistic missiles and support for regional proxies — and why Jerusalem sees these capabilities as existential threats. • How Israeli leaders have publicly and privately linked limits on Iran’s missile programs to broader security guarantees and what they may present as part of their case to Washington. • The context of recent U.S.–Israeli military cooperation, including past strikes on Iranian nuclear and missile sites, and Trump’s own warnings that renewed strikes could follow if Iran rebuilds its programs. • Why Israel sees missile infrastructure as a continuing danger despite previous damage, with satellite imagery showing reconstruction at multiple ballistic missile sites damaged in prior conflicts. • What “destroying missile sites” would mean in practical and strategic terms amid ongoing talks and regional tensions. This episode provides strategic and diplomatic context to claims that Israel has pressed the U.S. to take decisive action against Iranian missile forces, and why such debates are now at the heart of U.S.–Israel discussions in Washington. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It uses publicly available reporting from credible news agencies on diplomatic engagements between Israeli and U.S. leaders, including statements about Iranian nuclear and missile capabilities. It does not represent classified intelligence, confirm the existence of any official “kill list,” or assert that specific military orders have been issued to strike Iranian missile facilities. Descriptions of diplomatic positions and military priorities reflect reported public statements and negotiations, and should not be interpreted as confirmed operational directives. Viewer discretion is advised due to the sensitive nature of international security and defence issues.