Thank you for watching our full exclusive interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

I want to throw it over to CNN tonight and my friend and colleague Wolf Blitzer, who has

of course covered Israel for decades in interviewed Netanyahu many times.

So, Wolf, what did you think of the Prime Minister?

Well, I thought your interview, first of all, was terrific, Jake.

I thought you asked really important very, very strong questions and you followed up.

You gave him an opportunity to make his case and he didn't make his case.

And he also made some news.

I thought on several key issues, I was taking notes on Ukraine, for example.

He made some news on Iran.

I had never heard the Prime Minister of Israel acknowledge, confirmed that Israel has already

launched military action to try to destroy various Iran military weapons, weapons that

could be given to Russia, for example, so to Russia, in its war against Ukraine.

And he made that clear that Israel was doing that covertly, clearly.

I thought that was significant.

And you had a good discussion on U.S.-Israeli relations right now, which are going through

various elements.

I thought it was very significant a couple of weeks ago when the U.S. and Israel had their

largest ever joint military exercises, the U.S. military's central command, which for

many years didn't want to be involved with Israel because the Arab countries would be

upset. This is the U.S. military's Middle East region area.

But now the U.S. military central command had this huge exercise with Israel and the Mediterranean

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