Netanyahu Declares Iran's Regime Nearing Collapse, Vows Strong Response to Aggression

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Sunday that there is "much more to be done," asserting that the end of the Iranian regime is "approaching." Speaking at a government meeting, Netanyahu highlighted Israel's "great achievements," declaring the nation stronger than ever and its enemies weaker. He credited cooperation with the United States for removing existential threats, specifically mentioning the elimination of atomic bombs and ballistic missiles, and striking a significant blow against the "Iranian axis."

Netanyahu emphasized Israel's resolve to defend itself and strike its enemies, warning Iran against any miscalculation. "Iran refrains from doing so, and it knows why. Of course, it might make a mistake and attack us too. It will receive a blow it cannot imagine," he stated. He further cautioned adversaries, "Don't mess with us. This people knows how to unite in times of hardship, and it is currently the strongest power in the Middle East, and some even say stronger than that."

While acknowledging past successes, the Prime Minister reiterated that the "great achievements" are incomplete, with the primary goal being the overthrow of the Iranian regime. He described the regime as "weak, struggling to survive, and faltering." Netanyahu also alluded to another unspecified task that Israel is determined to accomplish, stating it would "radically change the face of the Middle East and the history of our people." He concluded by expressing confidence in Israel's ability to achieve these goals as the year draws to a close and a new one begins.