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Netanyahu Praises Saudi Crown Prince's Call for Israel-Saudi Relations, Says Peace Deal Would Be 'Biggest Since Cold War'

  • Israeli PM Netanyahu tells Fox News he was "delighted" to hear Saudi Crown Prince's optimistic remarks about normalizing relations between their countries.

  • Netanyahu said he thinks Israel and Saudi Arabia are getting closer to peace "every day", calling potential agreement "biggest deal since Cold War".

  • Netanyahu said Palestinians shouldn't have veto over peace process, arguing they don't want peace with Israel but instead of it.

  • Netanyahu called Saudi Crown Prince "quite a visionary" regarding transformation in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East.

  • Netanyahu stood firm that Iran should be prevented "in every possible manner" from getting nuclear weapons.

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