Benjamin Netanyahu warns Iran not to attack Israel, says 'end of regime near'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran that the end of its regime is near, asserting that Israel is stronger than ever. He emphasized Israel's determination to defend itself and strike enemies while celebrating recent security achievements.
Why it matters
The statement signals a significant escalation in rhetoric between Israel and Iran, highlighting ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that "the end of the Iranian regime is near," and that its fall would "change the fate of the Middle East and the Jewish people."Netanyahu also implied that Israel is continuing operations against Iran in order to achieve the fall of the regime, saying that he is "determined to do this."The prime minister spoke at a Government toast in advance of Rosh Hashanah, where he said that Israel is the strongest it has ever been, while its enemies are weaker than ever."Together with the United States, we accomplished tremendous achievements in removing an existential threat from above us. We have removed atomic bombs and ballistic missiles from above us and have hit the Iranian axis with great force," Netanyahu pointed out.Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaking at a Rosh Hashanah Toast.
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