Hello and Shots the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast. I'm Isabel Hardman and this is the Sunday roundup.

After Iran launched missiles against Israel this week, the world has waited anxiously to see how Israel will respond. On the BBC this morning, Laura Coonsburg

asked Israeli ambassador to the UK Zippy Hotterveli if Israel would rule out a strike

against Iran's nuclear capabilities.

Your leader Benjamin Nattanyahu has warned there will be a strike on Iran

in some form after they attacked Israel a few days ago.

Will you rule out attacking Iran's nuclear sites,

which is what President Biden wants you to do?

I'll tell you what Israel is definite to do to remove the threat.

Iran attacked Israel twice at the 14th of April

and just a few days ago with hundreds and hundreds of missiles.

Those missiles were targeting civilians. Those

missiles could kill thousands of people if Israel didn't have such a good

protective systems and at the same time very disciplined civilians at war in shelters.

So we're not interested to be under a missile threat from Iran.

We're not interested to be under this ring of fire from the proxies.

This is why we will dismantle the threat. This is for the

cabinet to decide how. But we will dismantle the threat because no country will

tolerate that. But could that include a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities

because that would, perhaps you would acknowledge this,

many Western leaders think that would move the whole world into a new phase of danger.

President Biden has asked Israel to rule out

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