Israel says \'not necessarily\' behind Iran nuclear site incident
Israel says 'not necessarily' behind Iran nuclear site incident
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Israel says 'not necessarily' behind Iran nuclear site incident
Israel's defence minister said on Sunday it is not "necessarily" behind every mysterious incident in Iran, after a fire at the Natanz nuclear site prompted some Iranian officials to say it was the result of cyber sabotage.
The Israeli government faces calls from campaigners to declare sovereignty over ancient Jewish ruins on land in the occupied West Bank that Israel does not plan to annex under U.S. President Donald Trump's peace blueprint. Emer McCarthy reports.
The consequences are likely to be "disastrous for the Palestinians, for Israel itself, and for the wider region," warns UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet.View on euronews
Credit: euronews (in English) Duration: 01:46Published
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