Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN) -- Israeli President Shimon Peres said Sunday that he could be willing to meet with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, but expressed wariness of other forces in the country. "Why not? I don't have enemies," he told CNN's Richard Quest at a business conference in Tel Aviv, when asked whether he'd be willing to have such a meeting. "It's not a matter of a person but of a policy," Peres added. "The purpose is to convert enemies into friends. If it was only him I'd take it with greater assurance, but there are other structures, other people. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard, half army and half organization, spreads terror all over the world. And I'm not so sure they support the president. We have to see the balance of the situation."Israeli president says purpose of diplomatic talks is to convert enemies into friendsIran's Rouhani has taken a moderate tone, unlike his predecessorIsrael has criticized a recently signed deal that eased some sanctions on IranPeres says the next six months are a trial period
Peres reiterated _'s position that it won't stand for Iran being a "nuclear danger" to the world, and that "all options remain on the table to give weight to the words."