In an interview with CNN, former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said that he did not “trust” Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to make the best decision on how to handle Iran. Olmert told CNN report Christine Amanpour that he was “worried” because he was not in charge of the decision to be made, and that he had to rely on and trust someone else – and in this case, he “lacked trust” in the person making that decision.

Olmert is currently on trial for, among other thing, numerous instances of breach of trust, as he allegedly took payoffs and other benefits for approving projects when he was mayor of Jerusalem.