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AlarabPolitics

Netanyahu Declares Israel Stronger Than Ever, Iran's Regime Nearing End

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel is stronger than ever and that Iran's regime is nearing its end. He warned Iran against attacking Israel, promising severe retaliation.

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  • Netanyahu claims Israel is stronger than ever.
  • He states Iran's regime is nearing its end.
  • Netanyahu credits US cooperation for neutralizing threats.
  • He warned Iran against attacking Israel.
  • Iran faces unimaginable retaliation if it attacks.
Netanyahu Declares Israel Stronger Than Ever, Iran's Regime Nearing End
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted during a government session that Israel is currently stronger than at any point in its history, while its adversaries have weakened considerably. He stated that Israel, in conjunction with the United States, has achieved significant success in neutralizing existential threats, specifically mentioning the removal of nuclear bombs and ballistic missiles, and delivering a substantial blow to the "Iranian axis."

Netanyahu also issued a direct warning to Tehran, proclaiming that the "end of the regime in Iran is approaching." He characterized the Iranian regime as weak and struggling for survival, noting that Iran is currently refraining from attacking Israel and is aware of the reasons for this restraint. However, he cautioned that if Iran makes the mistake of attacking Israel, it will face an unimaginable retaliatory strike.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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