Former PM Naftali Bennett hailed the E3’s snapback sanctions move as historic, warning that unless Iran dismantles its nuclear and terror programs within 30 days, the world must act decisively.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett welcomed the announcement by Britain, France, and Germany (E3) to trigger the “snapback” mechanism, which could reimpose sweeping UN sanctions on Iran. Bennett described the decision as a “significant step” in confronting Tehran’s growing threat.
“Iran will now resort to its typical deception and delay tactics to buy time,” Bennett cautioned, warning world powers not to be misled.
He stressed that the next month is decisive:
“The next 30 days are crucial—either a complete dismantling of Iran’s nuclear threat and terrorism, or devastating sanctions.”
Bennett outlined his non-negotiable conditions for Tehran: a total halt to uranium enrichment, an end to reprocessing, the dismantling of ballistic and cruise missile programs, and a cessation of terror sponsorship.
“Anything less than that is surrender,” he warned. “And surrender will only ensure a much greater crisis in the future.”
The remarks come amid heightened concerns that Iran is edging closer to nuclear breakout capacity, while simultaneously fueling instability through its regional proxies.
