Netanyahu: Israel Can Strike Iran 'At Any Moment,' Aims to Topple Regime
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS Arabic by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told i24NEWS that Israel controls over 60% of Gaza and is working to dismantle threats. He also stated Israel is ready to strike Iran and aims to topple its regime, with all intelligence agencies directed towards this goal.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu claims Israel controls over 60% of Gaza.
- He stated Israel can strike Iran 'at any moment'.
- Netanyahu vowed to 'topple' the Iranian regime.
- All Israeli intelligence agencies are directed to overthrow Iran.
- Gaza is envisioned as a non-threatening region in 5-10 years.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated in an exclusive interview with i24NEWS that Israel maintains complete control over more than 60% of the Gaza Strip and is committed to its objective of dismantling threats from the territory. He asserted that this goal has largely been achieved, envisioning Gaza in five to ten years as a region incapable of posing a threat to Israel due to absolute security control.
Addressing the Iranian threat, Netanyahu indicated that Israel is prepared to confront Iran directly, referring to it as the "head of the octopus." He stated, "Our pilots were there, and they can be there at any moment." When asked if this readiness was in the context of current escalations, he affirmed, "Yes, they can be there at any moment, and we will topple this regime."
Netanyahu elaborated on the intention to bring down the Iranian regime, stating, "We will topple it; it is already on the ropes." He confirmed that all Israeli intelligence agencies, under his direction, are working towards the objective of overthrowing the Iranian regime. He was responding to a question about whether Mossad chief Roman Gofman is working to topple the regime in Iran.
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