Trump claims "war goals" can be achieved through agreements, Netanyahu says airstrikes on Iran will continue.

On March 23, Xinhua News Agency reported from Jerusalem (reporters Pang Xinyi and Wang Zhuolun) that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated in a video address on the evening of the 23rd that U.S. President Trump indicated to him that the "war goals" against Iran could be achieved through a "deal." Netanyahu also mentioned in his speech that Israel would "continue airstrikes against Iran and Lebanon."

According to Netanyahu's remarks, Trump spoke with him that day, expressing that the significant achievements made by the U.S. and Israel together could be utilized to achieve the "war goals" through a "deal," which "will effectively safeguard the core interests of both the U.S. and Israel."

Netanyahu stated in his speech that he would "defend Israel's fundamental interests under any circumstances"; Israel will destroy Iran's missile program and nuclear program, and deal a heavy blow to Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Netanyahu also revealed that Israel recently "eliminated" two Iranian nuclear scientists.

Earlier on the 23rd, Trump mentioned that the U.S. had established key points for a deal through dialogue with an Iranian "leader." Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei stated that Iran had received messages from some friendly countries regarding the U.S. request to end the war through negotiations in the past few days and had made appropriate responses based on its principled stance, but had not engaged in any negotiations with the U.S.