Netanyahu urges Macron to 'fix' Iran nuclear deal

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Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told French President Emmanuel Macron Saturday that changing the nuclear deal between Iran and world powers would increase the chances of it remaining in place.

Netanyahu's phone call with Macron came a day after US President Donald Trumpdemanded that European partners work with Washington to "fix the deal's disastrous flaws, or the United States will withdraw."

In his conversation with Macron, the Israeli premier said that "Trump's remarks should be taken seriously, and whoever wants to keep the nuclear deal would be wise to fix it," a statement from Netanyahu's office read.

Netanyahu also told Macron the free world should "strongly condemn the five crimes of the Iranian regime", listing "efforts to obtain nuclear weapons... developing ballistic missiles... supporting terror... regional aggression" and "the cruel repression of Iranian citizens."

On Thursday, Macron told Trump that it was important for all signatories to respect the Iran nuclear agreement.

Tehran has rejected the notion of any modification of the 2015 nuclear deal, and has the backing of all of the partners to the agreement -- Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the European Union -- apart from the United States.

Iran is dedicated to Israel's destruction and supports global terror, in addition to backing terror groups such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad and Lebanon's Shiite Hezbollah.

The Jewish state is also concerned that the nuclear deal - which it opposed - would not prevent Iran from eventually having nuclear weapons.