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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran is working to renew its nuclear threat and that Israel will face pressure to accept a nuclear-armed Iran, according to a First Squawk tweet. The remarks signal that the standoff over Tehran's nuclear program remains unresolved despite prior diplomatic efforts. The comments matter because they keep geopolitical risk elevated in the Middle East, a factor that can feed into oil prices and broader market sentiment. Traders will watch for follow-up statements from Israeli and Iranian officials and any response from Washington, along with whether the rhetoric translates into concrete policy or negotiations.

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