Tension and verbal conflict between Netanyahu and Obama; Details of the difference between the two leaders

The tension and verbal conflict between Benjamin Netanyahu and Barack Obama increased after the former American president implicitly criticized the Zionist regime; Netanyahu regretted Obama's words and repeated his claims about the occupied territories.

Ambassador Arjan-International Group: Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, on Friday described the statements of former American President Barack Obama about the Zionists as regrettable.

Netanyahu claimed that Zionists are not occupiers, their history does not have colonial roots, and the land they live in has not been taken from anyone.

He continued: "This land belongs to us and its name is Judah."

Earlier, in a speech in Northern Ireland, Obama accused Israel of occupying Palestinian lands and said that they have gone too far in this regard.

Referring to the lives of millions of Jews and Palestinians in the region and that none of them will leave, the former American president asked the Zionists to think about the future of their children and grandchildren. He asked if they are going to continue to live behind walls and hurt those around them, or find a fair way to defend themselves that is compatible with moral and humane principles.

Director Nayak, who at the beginning of his note emphasized Israel's coordination with the United States in carrying out such assassinations, continued, however; Even though the assassination of Iran's nuclear scientists was initiated during the Obama era and with the vice president of Mr. Biden in 1988, he falsely claims that the Obama administration opposes these assassinations.

With the victory of the democrats aligned with Ben Nayef, the news received from the Saudi court indicates the crown prince's great concern and his diligent effort to overcome this political crisis. In this regard, Bensalman reached out to his friends Jared Kushner, Mike Pompeo, Benjamin Netanyahu and Yossi Cohen, the head of the Mossad, so that he might be able to get rid of the nightmare of Ben Nayef's return to power.

The Islamic resistance movement Hamas, rejecting the Zionist regime's claim that this movement interfered in the process of goods entering the Gaza Strip, called these accusations baseless and condemned the positions of the Peace Council representative in support of Israel's narrative.