Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, on Sunday, 4 Mordad, in an interview with Fox News, declined to name the countries whose joining of the Abraham Accords is possible, and said that disclosing the names of these countries could reduce the likelihood of their joining.

In another part of the interview, Netanyahu, regarding the possible agreement with Saudi Arabia, said that Donald Trump, the president of the United States, was right in that Saudi Arabia would receive a civilian nuclear program in exchange for normalizing relations with Israel. He emphasized that this program must be “civilian,” and added that Israel and the U.S. government do not want a military nuclear program for Saudi Arabia.

The Israeli prime minister also warned that if the Islamic Republic, whether directly or through its proxy forces, attacks Israel with ballistic missiles, drones, or suicide drones, it “would commit a major mistake.” He said that in such a situation, Israel’s response would be “very, very decisive.”