Benjamin Netanyahu

And Iran, by the way, is also outpacing Iraq in the development of ballistic missile systems that they hope will reach the eastern seaboard of the United States within 15 years.

The most dangerous of these regimes is Iran, that has wed a cruel despotism to a fanatic militancy.

If this regime or its despotic neighbor Iraq were to acquire nuclear weapons,

This could presage catastrophic consequences, not only for my country, and not only for the Middle East, but for all of mankind.

I believe that only the United States can lead this vital international effort to stop the nuclearization of terrorist states.

But the deadline for attaining this goal is getting extremely close.

I said that if a deal is to be reached, it should have...

several components, there shall be no enrichment capability.

Not stopping the enrichment process, but dismantle the equipment and the infrastructure that allows you to enrich in the first place.

että kaikki vahvistusmateriaalit pitäisi jäädä Iranin jälkeen. Toinen on, että ei ole vahvistusmahdollisuuksia. Vahvistusmahdollisuus ja infrastruktuuri voidaan vahvistaa ensimmäisen kerran. Toinen on myös vastata kysymyksiin ballistiikkamissleistä.

This is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's seventh visit to the White House under President Trump's second term.

And it is our understanding that he is here today with the main mission being that he wants to talk to the president about the U.S.-Iran negotiations.

There is reporting that he is set to introduce some new military intelligence regarding Iran's military capabilities to the president as these talks continue.

I will present to the president our views regarding the principles of the negotiations, the important principles, and in my eyes, they are important not only for Israel, but for anyone in the world who wants peace and security in the Middle East.

I will present to the President our views regarding the principles of the negotiations, the important principles, and in my eyes they are important not only for Israel, but for anyone in the world who wants peace and security in the Middle East.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives at the airport in Tel Aviv.

He's headed to Washington to meet with President Trump and discuss nuclear negotiations with Iran.

Israeli officials worry that nuclear negotiations could lead to a deal with Iran that curbs the country's uranium enrichment, but leaves Iran's ballistic missile program intact.

with the possibility of direct conflict with Iran still on the table, coupled with new threats from the Islamic Republic.

Israeli air defense systems remain on high alert.