Netanyahu Claims 90% of Work Done to Eliminate Iran's Nuclear Threat
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that 90% of the effort to eliminate Iran's nuclear program is complete, with the remaining 10% to be decided in the upcoming elections. He criticized rivals like Gadi Eisenkot for suggesting coexistence with a nuclear Iran. Netanyahu also emphasized his unique relationship with then-U.S. President Donald Trump as a key opportunity to act against Tehran and revealed he has ordered the Mossad and IDF to work on regime change.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu claims 90% of the work to eliminate Iran's nuclear program is complete.
- Netanyahu urged Israelis to vote for him to finish the remaining 10% of the task.
- He criticized rival Gadi Eisenkot for suggesting Israel could live with a nuclear Iran.
- Netanyahu revealed he ordered the Mossad and IDF to work on overthrowing the Iranian regime.
- He cited his relationship with then-U.S. President Donald Trump as a unique opportunity.
- Netanyahu suggested Arab nations are waiting for action against Iran to join Abraham Accords.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared during an unusual address on Channel 14's 'HaPatriotim' program that 90% of the work to eliminate Iran's nuclear program and regime has been completed, with only 10% remaining. He urged viewers to vote for him to finish this task, stating that the upcoming elections will determine if Israel completes the campaign against Tehran.
Netanyahu criticized political rivals, specifically mentioning Gadi Eisenkot, who he claimed believed it was possible to live with an Iranian nuclear weapon and reach an agreement with the regime. Netanyahu asserted that Israel cannot coexist with a nuclear Iran, as the regime's stated goal is the destruction of Israel. He framed the choice as either Iran destroying Israel or Israel destroying the regime.
He also highlighted his relationship with then-U.S. President Donald Trump, describing it as a unique political opportunity. Netanyahu claimed Trump, who had two years left in office, was willing to act with him to definitively remove the Iranian threat. The Prime Minister stated he had already instructed the Mossad and the IDF to work towards overthrowing the Tehran regime, calling it the only way to end the threat and secure lasting peace and security for Israel.
Furthermore, Netanyahu suggested that Arab nations are waiting for the completion of this action against Iran before joining the Abraham Accords. He concluded by criticizing the media for allegedly distracting from the core election issue, which he defined as who will destroy those who wish to destroy Israel and ensure its eternal security and peace.
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