Netanyahu says 'more work needs to be done' in Lebanon

• Netanyahu says 'Israel' is creating a permanent buffer zone in southern Lebanon.
• Says 'Israeli' forces will remain deployed despite international pressure.
• Claims 'Israeli' operatives have conducted multiple missions inside Iran.
• Vows Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons.

'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued an uncompromising national address on Wednesday, declaring that 'Israeli' forces are actively establishing a fortified military buffer zone across southern Lebanon.

He further disclosed that 'Israel' has executed extensive intelligence operations directly inside Iranian territory to derail Tehran's atomic program.

The statements signal Tel Aviv's refusal to align with regional de-escalation parameters being negotiated by the United States and Iran in Bürgenstock, Switzerland.

Netanyahu made it clear that 'Israel' will maintain its frontline territorial captures, independently enforcing its own security boundaries.

Netanyahu’s announcement solidifies the 'Israeli' military long-term deployment along its northern border.

He explicitly rejected any diplomatic framework demanding a withdrawal behind the Blue Line.

"We are establishing a security buffer zone in southern Lebanon to prevent Hezbollah from launching attacks against us," Netanyahu announced. Addressing the ongoing military clearance operations targeting underground complexes and rocket storage facilities near the border, he added: "There is still what we must do in Lebanon."

The prime minister firmly repeated that 'Israeli' forces will not abandon these captured zones.

The military footprint, which field commanders indicate extends deeply into Lebanese border towns, is being treated by 'Israel' as a non-negotiable insurance policy to guarantee the safe return of displaced residents to northern 'Israel'.

Operations inside Iran 

In a rare and explicit public acknowledgment, the 'Israeli' leader turned his focus to the head of the "Axis of Resistance," directly linking the ground battles in Lebanon to an ongoing shadow war against the Iranian state apparatus.

Netanyahu revealed that 'Israel' has stepped up its intelligence and sabotage operations inside Iran's borders over the past year.

"We have carried out numerous operations inside Iran, and we are actively seeking to prevent it from possessing a nuclear weapon," Netanyahu disclosed, hinting at clandestine industrial sabotage and cyber-warfare initiatives targeting nuclear enrichment hubs.

Nuclear redline

Netanyahu framed Iran’s nuclear ambitions as an ultimate, non-negotiable threat to the state's survival, positioning his government as a structural barrier against Tehran's geopolitical expansion.

"Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon is an existential threat to us, and we will prevent it," Netanyahu vowed.

He concluded his address by linking his personal political longevity to 'Israel's' defense posture, issuing a definitive ultimatum to both regional adversaries and international allies:

"Iran will not obtain a nuclear weapon as long as I am Prime Minister, and we will retain our security buffer zones in southern Lebanon."