Netanyahu Warns Iran of Decisive Blow if Attacked
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran of severe retaliation if attacked, vowing to continue efforts to overthrow the Iranian regime. He stated that all Israeli security agencies are involved in this mission.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu warned Iran of a severe response to any attack.
- He vowed to complete the mission of overthrowing the Iranian regime.
- All Israeli security agencies are involved in this effort.
- Netanyahu spoke at a Rosh Hashanah government ceremony.
- He identified Iran as a major threat seeking nuclear weapons.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Iran, stating that any new attack on Israel would result in a devastating response.
Speaking at a government meeting during a traditional Rosh Hashanah toast ceremony, Netanyahu declared, "If Iran makes a mistake and attacks us, it will receive a blow it could not even imagine. We are determined to complete the task of overthrowing the regime."
Netanyahu reiterated his commitment to confronting the Iranian regime, which he identified as a primary threat seeking Israel's destruction and the development of nuclear weapons. He asserted that efforts to counter this and other dangers have significantly progressed.
He further emphasized that Tehran must understand the consequences of any potential aggression, suggesting that an attack on Israel could be one of the Iranian leadership's last decisions. Netanyahu confirmed that all Israeli security agencies are working under his direction to overthrow the Iranian regime, indicating that the military campaign against Iran is not yet considered complete.
When asked about the Mossad's role, the Prime Minister stated that all Israeli structures are involved in the effort to overthrow the Iranian regime at his behest.
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