Jerusalem, March 31 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that the country's joint war on Iran with the US has achieved more than half its aims, though declined to give any kind of a definitive deadline for when the conflict would end.
"It's definitely beyond the halfway point. But I don't want to put a schedule on it," Netanyahu told the conservative US broadcaster Newsmax.
Further elaborating on his statement, he clarified that by halfway he meant the war was halfway over "in terms of missions, not necessarily in terms of time."Claiming that the war has achieved chief goals, which includes the killing "thousands" of members of Iran's IRGC paramilitary unit, he added that Israel and the US are also "close to finishi...