Netanyahu Vows to Defeat Iran, Cites Expanded Israeli Control
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Mount Hermon and declared Israel's intent to defeat the Iranian regime, citing expanded Israeli control over territory bordering Syria and Lebanon. He vowed to prevent hostile forces from establishing themselves near Israeli borders.
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- Netanyahu vowed to defeat the Iranian regime, stating Israel is close to achieving this.
- He highlighted Israel's unprecedented control over territory from Mount Hermon to the Mediterranean.
- Netanyahu warned against allowing any terrorist army to entrench near Israeli borders.
- The visit occurred on Mount Hermon with top military officials.
- He extended Rosh Hashanah greetings to Israelis and soldiers.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Israel's intention to defeat the Iranian regime, stating that the country is "very close" to achieving this goal. Netanyahu made these remarks during a visit to Mount Hermon on the Syrian side, accompanied by Defense Minister Israel Katz and Deputy Chief of Staff Tamir Yadai. At a military observation post, Northern Command chief Rafi Milo and 210th Division commander Yair Palay briefed Netanyahu on the operational situation.
Netanyahu highlighted Israel's current control over territory stretching from Mount Hermon to the Yarmouk River and the Mediterranean Sea, encompassing areas near Damascus, Lebanon, and the Syrian Golan Heights. He emphasized that Israel has never before exercised such extensive control in the region. "We will not allow any terrorist army to entrench itself on our borders. This is one of the greatest achievements we have made in the War of Return," Netanyahu stated, adding that "even after these achievements, we still have much to do."
He expressed confidence that the entire "hostile axis" would ultimately collapse and reiterated Israel's commitment to completing its objectives. The Prime Minister concluded by wishing Israelis and soldiers a happy Rosh Hashanah and thanking the troops for their service. Earlier, Netanyahu had warned Iran against further escalation during a traditional Rosh Hashanah toast at a government meeting.
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