Rubbishing claims that Israel had guaranteed the United States a victory in Iran, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Sunday termed reports of a “hard-sell” by Tel Aviv in favour of war “incorrect”. Netanyahu underlined that both he and US President Donald Trump entered the operation with a clear understanding of the risks involved. “Not only did I note it….We both agreed, you know, that there was both uncertainty and risk involved. And I remember that we — I said, and he said that the danger — there’s danger in action, in taking action. But there’s greater danger in not taking action,” the Israeli PM said in an interview to American news platform CBS News. The remarks came as the over two-month-old war that began with coordinated US and Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28 continues to define the terms of the alliance that Netanyahu is seeking to restructure. On Monday, Trump termed the fragile Iran ceasefire as on “life support” and said it had a “1% chance of living”. In the interview with the Israeli …