Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday vowed Israel would never let Iran obtain a nuclear weapon, as world powers sought a deal with Tehran in Geneva over its nuclear drive.
"I pledge Iran will not get a nuclear weapon," Netanyahu, who has never ruled out military action against Tehran, said in a Hebrew-language speech to leaders of Russia's Jewish community in Moscow. He did not elaborate.
Speaking on the second day of a visit to Moscow, Netanyahu accused Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of echoing the lexicon of the Nazi Holocaust. "On Wednesday Iran's supreme leader, Khamenei, said 'death to America, death to Israel', he said that Jews are not human beings."