Netanyahu Warns Iran of Unimaginable Blow if Attacked
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran against attacking Israel, promising an unimaginable response if provoked. He also declared the mission to topple the Iranian regime is nearing completion.
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- Netanyahu warned Iran of an unimaginable response if it attacks Israel.
- He stated that the mission to topple the Iranian regime is nearing completion.
- Netanyahu highlighted Israel's achievements against the Iranian axis.
- He praised IDF and security forces for ongoing counter-terrorism operations.
- Netanyahu urged enemies not to provoke Israel, calling it the region's strongest power.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Tehran during a Rosh Hashanah gathering with the government, stating that Iran refrains from attacking Israel because it "knows why." He added that if Iran makes the mistake of attacking, it will "suffer a blow it cannot even imagine."
Netanyahu directly addressed Israel's enemies, urging them not to "mess with us," and asserted that the Israeli people know how to unite in times of crisis, calling Israel the strongest power in the Middle East. He highlighted Israel's achievements alongside the United States in countering Iran, including "removing atomic bombs and ballistic missiles" and significantly striking the "Iranian axis."
He also praised the efforts of the IDF and security forces, noting ongoing operations to eliminate terrorists in Lebanon, Gaza, and the West Bank. The Prime Minister emphasized that the campaign is not over and that completing the mission of toppling the Iranian regime is a key objective. "This regime in Iran, its end is near. It is weak, fighting for its life, faltering," Netanyahu stated.
He expressed determination to achieve this goal, believing it will permanently alter the Middle East and the history of the Jewish people. Netanyahu concluded by offering Rosh Hashanah blessings for a year of great blessings for the people of Israel.
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