‘World no more takes anti-Iranian allegations seriously’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu put on a “circus” show at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, when he made new allegations against Iran and the country’s nuclear program, says an analyst, adding that the world no more takes such allegations seriously.
Netanyahu’s “performance at the UN was exactly... like a circus performance,” Eric Walberg, an author and journalist, told Press TV on Sunday.
Walberg said the world doesn’t take the anti-Iran allegations of Israeli and American officials seriously anymore.
“Both the US and Israel are completely isolated now in the world. No one takes them seriously,” he said.
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