Netanyahu Declares Iran Regime Change Achievable, Threatens Enemies
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the IDF General Staff Forum that Israel can achieve regime change in Iran and warned enemies against confronting Israel, citing the nation's strength and unity.
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- Netanyahu believes Israel can overthrow Iran's regime.
- He called regime change the central security mission.
- The Prime Minister stated Iran's regime is weaker than ever.
- He issued a direct warning to Iran and its proxies.
- Netanyahu cited past military successes as ensuring Israel's survival.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Tuesday that Israel has the capability to remove the threat posed by Iran and bring about the downfall of its regime. Speaking at a Rosh Hashanah toast with the General Staff Forum at the Kirya military headquarters in Tel Aviv, attended by Defense Minister Israel Katz and IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi, Netanyahu identified the overthrow of the Tehran government as the central public and security mission facing Israel.
Netanyahu highlighted past military operations, referencing "Roaring Lion" and "With All My Might," as historical achievements that ensure Israel's continued existence and have "pushed away the existential threat." He asserted that the Iranian regime is weaker than ever and fighting for its survival, expressing his conviction that "this mission is within reach."
Concluding his remarks with a strong message directed at Tehran and its regional proxies, Netanyahu stated, "They know our strength and the might of our hand. I say to our enemies, do not mess with us. We have the power, the determination, and the internal unity to overcome you."
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