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I will be Iran’s 'worst nightmare' when I return to power, Naftali Bennett says

Jun 15, 2026, 22:53 GMT+1

Former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett said on Monday he would take an uncompromising stance against Iran if he returns to office, warning Tehran that it must be prevented from acquiring a nuclear weapon.

Speaking on Piers Morgan’s program, Bennett said Iran poses a global threat and added that its leadership must be stopped from obtaining nuclear capabilities.

“There will soon be a new government in Israel. Hopefully I will lead that government, and I want to tell the Iranian regime: I am going to be your worst nightmare ever. I won’t relent until we free the people and ensure you have no nuclear weapon. You have no hope," he said.

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