Netanyahu Orders Action to Overthrow Iran's Regime Amid Nuclear Threat
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered actions to overthrow Iran's regime due to its renewed nuclear program, calling it an existential threat. Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Iran is attempting attacks to influence Israeli elections and vowed retaliation if attacked. The leaders spoke at an officer graduation ceremony.
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered actions to overthrow Iran's regime due to its nuclear program.
- Netanyahu stated Israel faces an existential threat from Iran, declaring "it's either us or them."
- Defense Minister Katz warned Iran is attempting attacks to influence Israeli elections.
- Katz vowed that if Iran attacks Israel, "Iran will burn."
- The statements were made at an officer graduation ceremony at Bahad 1.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared at an officer graduation ceremony that he has ordered actions aimed at overthrowing the Iranian regime, citing Tehran's renewed efforts to develop nuclear weapons. "The only way to remove the Iranian threat is to bring about the fall of the regime in Iran. This is my directive," Netanyahu stated, framing the situation as an existential threat where "it's either us or them."
Netanyahu asserted that despite significant blows, Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is continuing the nuclear program and attempting to conceal it deep underground. "He thinks we won't reach there, but he doesn't understand our determination," the Prime Minister added, emphasizing Israel's resolve.
Defense Minister Israel Katz also spoke at the ceremony, warning of Iranian attempts to carry out attacks to influence upcoming Israeli elections. "We identify that the Iranian regime is trying to carry out attacks to influence the elections in Israel," Katz said.
Katz issued a direct warning to Tehran: "Our message to the Iranians is clear: We identify them, and if Iran attacks Israel, Iran will burn."
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