Israeli officials reject Trump’s call for Iran’s deal and demand a change in administration

Israeli Parliament Member Ohad Tal told Fox News Digital that it was not the goal to first launch a deal with Iran without overthrowing the “evil jihadist regime” as President Donald Trump called on both sides to come to the negotiation table on Sunday.

As Israel and Iran exchanged strikes on the third day, Tal, who is on the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, spoke to Fox News Digital from outside Jerusalem on Sunday.

“We are now engaged in a war with Iran. This is a war that we believe is historic, because now we are freeing not only the people of Iran, but the whole world from the threat of the evil Iranian regime,” he said.

Earlier on Sunday, Trump said in a true social way: “Iran and Israel should and should do business.” It was noted that his administration had successfully negotiated other dispute resolutions, including between India and Pakistan.”

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However, Tar distinguished that the goals of the Ayatollah and the Muslim Brotherhood were “destroying Israel” and “destroying America.”

“I think our goal is to overthrow the Iranian regime, because if you really want to end it, Iran’s ambition The only way to do that to acquire nuclear weapons is to overthrow this regime. “This administration has nothing but purpose to defeat America, not to destroy Israel.”

He said more deals would only allow Iran to re-examine its nuclear program and redevelop its.

“I think the only idea of ​​negotiating a deal with a jihadist supporter of terrorism is outrageous,” he continued. “So the only goal we should have is for us all to overthrow this evil regime. Again, if we really want to build a better future of stability and prosperity for everyone in our region, everyone in the world, that should be our goal.”

Trump rejected a plan floating up by Israel to kill Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Tal told Fox News Digital that the West must face the reality that “we must defeat this evil and jihadist regime.”

Last Thursday, when the Israeli Defense Forces launched a massive preemptive attack on Iran, Targeting nuclear facilities, Key infrastructure and leadership said they received calls from Muslim and Arab leaders in the Middle East who said, “You’re not only saving yourself, you’re saving us too.”

“That’s the reality. Iran and Ayatollah are not merely threats to Israel, but rather to the whole world, and therefore by the fact that Israel is not looking for the opposite,” Tal said. “We have not buried our heads in the sand. We are standing in front of this threat, we are fighting back. I think we have a great favor with the world.”

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Tal said Iran is suffering from “incredible damage” and the IDF “is essentially a complete control of Iran’s airspace.” He said that while Israeli forces target military bases, nuclear facilities and staff, Iran targets civilians. Some Iranian missiles have passed Israeli air defense systems.

“It’s a culture that praises death, a culture that doesn’t care about civilian victims, and we’re a culture that sacred life,” he said.

Tull said he has received support from US authorities, including members of Congress.

He believes Israel’s actions are in line with Trump’s “America First” policy in that ongoing operations prevent the US from being drawn into wider conflict.

“We have 100% support from the Trump administration,” Tull said. “Trump supports America’s first policy. We also support America’s first policy, as fighting this evil administration will help prevent a much bigger war.”

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“If the Iranians could get their desires and get their weapons, it wouldn’t have been just a threat to America,” he continued. “We haven’t asked (of) American boots on the ground, We are not asking America to fight for us. We are simply asking them to help us in robbing the threats that come from Iran. ”

Peter Doocy of Fox News contributed to this report.