In Israel reacted to the rumors about the decision to hit Iran's nuclear facilities

Israeli Foreign Minister Gydeon Saar stated in an interview with The Telegraph that the Israeli authorities did not correspond to reality in May of Iran's nuclear program facilities.

"I am a member of the Israeli security cabinet, I participate in all the meetings with a narrow circle, and I do not remember such a decision," he said, commenting on his intention to take action against Iran's nuclear program.

"I do not think such a decision has been made. However, the purpose of Israel is to prevent Iran's nuclear weapons. If this goal can be achieved by diplomatic means, it is acceptable, "the minister explained.

However, Saar also warned about "too much trust" against Iran.

"Iran has always ignored its international obligations, I do not rule out that they will try to reach some partial agreements to avoid making the necessary decision. We are directly negotiating with Americans.

We are also negotiating with our European friends. I think we all have the same goal. Iran is relatively weak, and it must be used to achieve the goal, not to allow Iran to escape for the sake of convenience, until the circumstances change, "he said.