Netanyahu Warns Iran Against Attack: 'Biggest Mistake of Their Lives'
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran that an attack on Israel would be "the biggest mistake of their lives." He stated that Israel can act independently and that the Iranian regime is already weakening due to Israeli-US strikes. Netanyahu urged Iran not to test Israel's resolve.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran that an attack would be 'the biggest mistake of their lives.'
- Netanyahu stated that Israel can act independently if Iran attacks.
- He claimed the Iranian regime is already collapsing due to Israeli-US strikes.
- The Prime Minister urged Iran not to test Israel's capabilities.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Iran, stating that any attack on Israel would be the "biggest mistake of their lives." Speaking in an interview on Channel 14's "Shabbat" program, Netanyahu emphasized Israel's capability to act independently if necessary. He asserted that the Iranian regime is already collapsing due to strikes carried out by Israel in cooperation with the United States under President Donald Trump. Netanyahu further clarified that this collaboration does not preclude independent Israeli action, adding, "We can also act independently. I do not suggest they try us."
