Israeli PM, German President Discuss Iran

Israel’s Prime Minister Naftali Bennet on Thursday said Israel is determined “to prevent Iran from having nuclear military capabilities.”
Tehran says it nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes and has no military aspects.
Bennet made the remarks during a meeting with visiting German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, during which they discussed the perceived “Iranian nuclear threat,” said a statement issued by the Israeli prime minister’s office, Xinhua reported.
During a meeting held earlier the day, Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin praised Steinmeier as “a strong partner in the uncompromising fight against antisemitism,” saying the German president has stood with Israel against “the forces of terror who seek to wipe us off the map.”
Steinmeier reiterated Germany’s view that the two-state solution is the only way to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, adding that Iran must be prevented from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Steinmeier arrived in Israel on Wednesday for a visit aiming to further strengthen the “close and unique relations” between the two sides.