Iran will consider diplomacy if Israeli aggression stops

Iran said he would not resume negotiations on his nuclear program during the attack, a few hours after the Israeli Defense Minister warned about “prolonged” conflicts against the Islamic Republic.

The exchange of violence continued on Friday, when Iran released another volley rockets in northern Israel, and Israel aimed at dozens of places in Iran.

Israeli Foreign Minister, El Zamir, said in the video that his country should be ready for a “long -lasting company” and warns of “difficult days ahead”.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakhchi met with European diplomats in Geneva, who called for him to revive diplomatic efforts from the US under the nuclear program of Tehran.

But Arahchi said Iran was ready to consider diplomacy only after “Israel’s aggression was stopped.”

He continued to say that Iran’s nuclear program was peaceful, and that Israel’s attacks on it were a violation of international law, adding that Iran would continue to “exercise its legal right to self -defense.”

“I give Crystalov it is clear that Iran’s opportunities are not subject to negotiating,” he said.

Israel’s ambassador to the UN accused Iran of the “genocidal agenda” and presented a constant threat, adding that Israel would not stop the orientation to nuclear facilities as long as they are “dismantled”.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump said on Iran a “maximum” two weeks to avoid possible strikes in the United States, believing that he could decide for the 14-day term he had set on Thursday.

“I give them a period of time and I would say that two weeks will be maximum,” Trump told reporters.

He added that the goal was “to see if people came to their feelings.”

The US president also refused negotiations between Arakhchi and Foreign Ministers from Britain, France, Germany and the EU.

“Iran does not want to talk to Europe. They want to talk to us. Europe will not be able to help with it,” Trump said.

Britain’s Foreign Minister David Lami said the US had provided a “short time” to resolve the crisis in the Middle East, which, he said, was “dangerous and deadly”.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Nael Baro said “we invited the Minister of Iran to consider negotiations with all parties, including the United States, without waiting for the strikes to which we also hope.”

Boro added that “it could not be the final solution with the help of Iran’s military funds” and warned that “Iran” is dangerous to impose changes in the regime. ”

As the negotiations in Geneva took place, the exchange of fire between Israel and Iran continued.

Israel suffered a new round of Iranian strikes with Israeli military personnel who reported an attack by 20 missiles aimed at Haifa.

One Israeli woman died of a heart attack, bringing a total of Israel since the conflict up to 25.

Israeli defense forces said they attacked ballistic missiles and launching in Western Iran.

Over the last week, Israeli air strikes have destroyed Iranian military facilities and weapons, as well as killed senior military commanders and nuclear scientists.

Iran’s Ministry of Health said it was killed at least 224 people on Sunday, but a group of human rights group made an unofficial death on Thursday.

Iran launched hundreds of ballistic missiles in Israel in response to air blows.