During a lengthy interview that aired on CNBC on Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu downplayed the perception that the strikes on Iran were unpopular.
Netanyahu tied the unpopularity to the media, adding that it would not deter his efforts.
“[T]he war is so unpopular in the U.S.,” CNBC’s Sara Eisen said. “Why do you think that is?”
Netanyahu replied, “I think people don’t see the direct connection between the dangers they would face tomorrow with the actions that we’re doing today to remove those dangers. And democracies always have that problem. They always look at the moment. What’s the next election cycle? What’s the next…
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