Mark Carney, Canada's left-leaning prime minister, surprised observers at the UN by directly linking the Iranian nuclear issue to Israel's security and calling Tehran's threat unacceptable.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney surprised observers Wednesday during a gathering at the United Nations when he responded to a journalist's question about Iran in French, delivering an unexpectedly strong statement in support of Israel's security.
Carney warned that the regime in Tehran continues to pose a grave danger to global stability, and specifically emphasized the existential threat Israel faces from the ayatollahs' regime.
Speaking at a press conference at UN headquarters, the Canadian leader underscored the severity of the situation in the Middle East. According to Carney, the danger emanating from Iran is not confined to the regional sphere but represents a top-tier global challenge. He noted that the Iranian threat ranks among the greatest threats in the current world order. (Read More)
