Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations told reporters Monday that his country is determined to “neutralize Iran’s grand extermination plan” with its strikes on Tehran.
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Israel top envoy at UN says his country is determined to end Iran’s ‘grand extermination plan’

Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations told reporters Monday that his country is determined to “neutralize Iran’s grand extermination plan” with its strikes on Tehran.
 
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