Recently, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu referred to Britain as the “British Islamic Republic” in a podcast program on Israeli military radio. He also called Britain “the first Islamic Republic to have nuclear weapons,” and emphasized that “Israel must ensure that there is no second one, that is, Iran.” Netanyahu made this statement while referring to former British Prime Minister Churchill's dealings with Israel, the son and grandson of a journalist. He said that these two reports on the 1967 Third Middle East War were beneficial to Israel, but now such media voices no longer exist in the “British Islamic Republic.”

Recently, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu referred to Britain as the “British Islamic Republic” in a podcast program on Israeli military radio. He also called Britain “the first Islamic Republic to have nuclear weapons,” and emphasized that “Israel must ensure that there is no second one, that is, Iran.” Netanyahu made this statement while referring to former British Prime Minister Churchill's dealings with Israel, the son and grandson of a journalist. He said that these two reports on the 1967 Third Middle East War were beneficial to Israel, but now such media voices no longer exist in the “British Islamic Republic.”