Netanyahu Warns Iran Against Attack, Declares Regime's End Is Near

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Sunday that Iran knows why it is refraining from attacking Israel, and that the end of the Iranian regime is approaching. Speaking at a Rosh Hashanah toast event at the government's meeting hall, Netanyahu stated, "If Iran makes a mistake and attacks us, it will receive a blow it cannot imagine. We are determined to complete the mission of overthrowing the regime. Its end is near."

He further elaborated, "Iran refrains from attacking us, and it knows why. Of course, it can err and make the mistake and attack. It will receive a blow it cannot even imagine. I say to our enemies: Do not mess with us."

Netanyahu asserted that while significant achievements have been made, there is still work to be done. He described the Iranian regime as weak and fighting for its survival, emphasizing that completing the mission to overthrow it "will definitively change the face of the Middle East and the history of our people."

Reflecting on the upcoming Rosh Hashanah holiday, the Prime Minister highlighted Israel's strong position, attributing it to "wise and brave decisions" made collectively. He also credited cooperation with the United States for "tremendous achievements in removing an existential threat above our heads," specifically mentioning the deterrence of nuclear bombs and ballistic missiles, and significant strikes against the Iranian axis.